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Ireland · 2026 · free, no sign-up

See your real take-home pay

Enter any Irish salary. We show exactly what you keep after income tax, USC and PRSI in 2026 — and where it ranks among earners nationwide.

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Your take-home

€37,010

€3,084.19 a month · a year

Gross income€45,000
Income tax20% / 40% less credits− €5,200
USC− €883
PRSI− €1,907
Net take-home€37,010
Effective rate17.8%
Marginal rate47.2%

Class A PRSI, 2026 bands. PRSI uses the full-year blended rate (4.2% to Sept, 4.35% from October). Estimate only — check against Revenue for your exact circumstances.

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Take-home pay in Ireland — common questions

How is take-home pay calculated in Ireland in 2026?
Your gross salary is reduced by three deductions: income tax (20% up to €44,000 for a single person, 40% above, minus your tax credits), Universal Social Charge (USC) on a sliding scale, and PRSI at 4.2% rising to 4.35% from October 2026. What is left is your net, or take-home, pay. The calculator on this page applies all three to any figure you enter.
What is the average salary in Ireland?
Median earnings for employments active most of the year are about €48,900 as a 2026 estimate. Across all earners, including part-year work, the median is closer to €41,500. Both build on CSO 2024 data uprated to 2026. Which figure counts as "average" depends on the group you compare against — our percentile tool lets you choose.
Is the calculator up to date for 2026?
Yes. Every rate, band and credit is set from a single verified 2026 tax file covering Budget 2026 measures, including the new auto-enrolment pension and the mid-year PRSI change. Figures are reviewed against Revenue and dated on each page.
Does income.ie store my salary details?
No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to a server, stored, or required to sign up.