Use our Net Income Calculator to enter your gross salary, pension contributions, and allowances to estimate your exact take-home pay including deductions for Income Tax, USC, and PRSI.

It factors in income tax, Universal Social Charge (USC), Pay-Related Social Insurance (PRSI), and pension or health insurance deductions, as defined in Irish tax law.

In Ireland’s PAYE system, your employer uses Revenue Payroll Notifications to deduct tax cumulatively throughout the year, ensuring accurate credit and band usage.

USC is charged on gross income before pension contributions. Current rates range from 0.5% to 8%, depending on your income bracket. Individuals earning under €13,000 are exempt.

PRSI applies at 4% for most Class A employees earning over €352 per week. Employer’s contribution is separate.

Yes - net-pay pension contributions (e.g. PRSA or workplace schemes) reduce your taxable pay before tax is calculated via PAYE.

Yes - the calculator allows you to output your net income in various formats such as monthly, biweekly, or annual, using your chosen pay frequency.

Yes - our net income calculator reflects the latest Budget 2025 rates and bands for Income Tax, USC, and PRSI, delivering precise projections.

To calculate your take-home pay in Ireland, subtract Income Tax, USC, PRSI, and pension contributions from your gross salary. Our calculator does this automatically based on the most up-to-date tax rates.

Use our free calculator to estimate your salary after tax in Ireland for 2025. It applies the latest tax bands and rates to show your net income accurately.