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What’s the new minimum wage under Budget 2026?
As of Budget 2026, the national minimum wage will increase to €14.15 per hour, up by €0.65.
How has USC changed in the 2026 budget?
The 2 % USC rate band ceiling is being increased by €1,318, bringing it to €28,700, to help insulate minimum wage earners from higher USC charges.
Will rent tax credit be extended or altered?
Yes - the renters’ tax credit of €1,000 has been extended for a further 3 years under the 2026 Budget measures.
Are there any one-off cost-of-living payments in Budget 2026?
No - the Government has confirmed that one-off cost-of-living or energy payments will not be repeated.
Will there be any change to income tax bands or rates in Budget 2026?
No - Paschal Donohoe confirmed there will be no changes to the 20% and 40% income tax bands or rates in this budget.
What’s the overall outlook for personal tax changes under Donohoe’s plan?
The minister has emphasized that the focus of the €1.5 billion tax package will be on jobs, investment, and competitiveness, not on sweeping personal income tax cuts.
PRSI Changes: 2025 → 2026
- From 1 October 2025, employee PRSI increased from 4.1% to 4.2%, and employer PRSI rose by 0.1% across all bands.
- From 1 October 2026, rates are expected to rise again by around 0.15 percentage points (employee PRSI to roughly 4.35%)
Will inheritance or gift tax thresholds change in 2026?
No - Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT) thresholds and the 33% rate remain unchanged from Budget 2025 levels (Group A: €400,000 / Group B: €40,000 / Group C: €20,000).
Will middle-income earners see a tax cut?
Not directly. With no change to income tax bands and only a small USC tweak, most middle-income earners will see minimal impact on take-home pay - and some could even be slightly worse off due to higher PRSI
Are remote-working or home-office tax reliefs changing?
No - the 30% utility-cost deduction for home workers remains unchanged. There are no new tax breaks for remote or hybrid working in this year’s Budget.