Irish net salary calculator
Take-home pay after PAYE, USC and PRSI.
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Updated for tax year 2026This calculator runs in your browser and needs JavaScript, which is switched off right now. Nothing has gone wrong. Take-home pay after PAYE, USC and PRSI. Below the form you will find how the calculation works and the official sources, and that reads without JavaScript.
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The result is based on the figures you entered and the rules published for the selected tax year. Your actual pay depends on your Revenue record, your contract and your employer’s payroll.
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Understand your payslip in seconds
Three deductions decide what lands in your account. Here is what each one is, in plain language.
Income tax
Twenty per cent up to your standard rate band, forty above it. Your tax credits then come off the tax itself — not off your income.
Universal Social Charge
A separate charge on your gross pay, in bands. No credits, no relief, and a pension contribution does not reduce it.
Social insurance
Not really a tax: it buys entitlement to Illness Benefit, Jobseeker’s Benefit and the State Pension. Nothing below €352 a week.
What actually lands
Gross minus the three deductions, plus anything you have agreed to — pension, bike-to-work, union dues.
Your next euro
The rate on additional pay. It is what decides whether overtime is worth it, and it is always higher than your average rate.
Your real hourly rate
Net pay divided by every hour you are away from home, unpaid breaks included. Usually a good deal lower than the rate on your contract.
Where do these figures come from?
Rates, bands, credits and labour rules live in one versioned file, each with its official source and the date a person checked it. Nothing updates itself.
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A worked example: €17 an hour, 40 hours a week
Single, no pension contribution, paid weekly, standard tax credits.
| Gross pay | €35,360.00 |
|---|---|
| PAYE | -€3,072.00 |
| USC | -€593.62 |
| PRSI | -€1,485.12 |
| Take-home pay | €30,209.26 |
That is €580.95 a week, or €2,517.44 a month.
How to read it
Deductions come to 14.6 % of the gross — that is the effective rate, and it is the number that tells you what you actually keep. It is not the rate you would pay on a raise: the next euro is taxed at 27.2 %, because part of this income is already above the standard-rate band. People who confuse the two overestimate what overtime is worth.
The figures in this example are produced by the same engine as the calculator above, using the 2026 tax year data. If a rule changes, they change here too.
Net salary calculator
Enter what you earn and this shows what actually lands in your account, with each deduction separated out. It applies the standard rate band, the tax credits you select, USC bands and the PRSI rules for the tax year you pick, and it also shows what one hour of your time is really worth after tax.
This is an estimate
The result is based on the figures you entered and the rules published for the selected tax year. Your actual pay depends on your Revenue record, your contract and your employer’s payroll.