How do I calculate a batch of salaries?

Click the Salary Range toggle below the salary input field to reveal the upper salary field. Enter your starting salary in the main field and the upper salary in the range field. The calculator produces 11 evenly spaced results between the two values and saves them all to the History section. To return to a single calculation, clear the upper salary field or collapse the Salary Range section. To use a dedicated Batch of Salaries calculator visit https://nettogross-eire.com/batch/.

Irish Salary Calculator 2026 | Net to Gross & Take-Home Pay

Tax Year

2026 PRSI Calculation Date

PRSI rates change on 1 October 2026

1 Jan - 30 Sep 2026 PRSI 4.2% rate, AL band: €424.01-€552.00 1 Oct - 31 Dec 2026 PRSI 4.35% rate, AL band: €424.01-€552.00

Calculation Type:

Desired Net Weekly Salary (€):

▸ Salary Range

Family Status: (select "Manual Input" from the dropdown to set custom values)

Tax Information for Single Person (2026):

PAYE Cut-off Point: €44,000

Tax Credits: €4,000 (Personal + Employee)

Tax Rates: 20% standard / 40% higher rate

Manual Tax Configuration:

Annual Tax Credits (€):

Total annual tax credits (Personal + Employee + others)

PAYE Cut-off Point (€):

2026 published bands

The cut-off is the amount of income taxed at 20% before 40%. These are the published 2026 standard rate bands. A live payroll job uses the figure on the employee's RPN, which can differ.

Situation	Annual cut-off
Single / widowed	€44,000
Single person child carer / one parent	€48,000
Married / civil partner, one income	€53,000
Married / civil partner, two incomes	up to €88,000 (extra band up to €35,000; cannot be transferred between spouses)

Annual income threshold for standard 20% rate

Note: USC and PRSI rates remain fixed as per Irish tax law. Only PAYE tax credits and cut-off points can be customized.

Calculation Results

Salary Summary

Gross Weekly: €0

Net Weekly: €0

Take-Home %: 0%

Breakdown by Period:

Annual: €0

Monthly: €0

Fortnightly: €0

Weekly: €0

Tax Breakdown (Weekly)

PAYE Tax: €0

USC: €0

PRSI: €0

Total Deductions: €0

Tax Credits Entitlement (Annual): €0

Tax Credits Applied (Weekly): €0

PAYE Breakdown (Weekly)

PRSI Breakdown (Weekly)

USC Breakdown (Weekly)

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How Irish gross and net pay estimates work

Gross pay is the amount before deductions. Take-home pay, also called net salary, is what remains after employee PAYE, USC and PRSI in this estimate. Select the pay frequency, year and family-status assumptions before entering a salary. Gross to net applies deductions; net to gross searches for the gross amount needed to reach your target net.

The calculator uses annualised week-1 assumptions. It does not retrieve your Revenue Payroll Notification (RPN), earlier pay or tax, benefits in kind, or every payslip adjustment. Your employer may use a cumulative basis and a different allocation of credits or standard-rate band. A spouse’s income is not included in an individual estimate.

A PAYE-only example for 2026

For a single PAYE employee with €50,000 annual taxable pay, a €44,000 standard-rate band and €4,000 annual credits, Income Tax is €44,000 × 20% + €6,000 × 40% − €4,000 = €7,200. This excludes USC, PRSI and pension deductions. It illustrates the tax calculation, not a complete take-home figure.

Read methodology and calculation scope before using a result. Revenue’s 2026 tax tables and your own RPN take precedence. Use the tax credit calculator to explore credits or the PAYE Lab to compare period and cumulative exercises.

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Irish Payroll FAQ

How do I calculate net pay in Ireland?

Enter your gross pay and the calculator estimates PAYE, USC and PRSI for the selected period and year. Figures are indicative Class A employee amounts, not an official Revenue calculation.

Can I reverse from net to gross?

Yes — choose Net→Gross to estimate the gross needed for a target take-home.

Does it support weekly, fortnightly and monthly?

Yes, all three pay frequencies have 2024–2026 year options. Check the rate coverage and known limitations.

How do I calculate multiple salaries at once?

Click the "Salary Range" toggle below the salary input field to reveal the upper salary field. Enter your starting salary in the main field and the upper salary in the range field — the button will change to "Calculate Range". When clicked, the calculator produces 11 evenly spaced results between the two values (inclusive) and saves them all to the History section. For example, entering €1,000 and €1,500 as a Weekly salary calculates at €1,000, €1,050, €1,100 and so on up to €1,500. To return to a single calculation, simply clear the upper salary field or collapse the Salary Range section — the button will revert to "Calculate". To use a dedicated multiple salaries calculator click on the link https://nettogross-eire.com/batch/.

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