Fifteen Irish tax and investment calculators for 2026 in one place — compute your Income Tax, USC, and PRSI, compare two salary scenarios, see the real impact of a raise or bonus, work backwards from a take-home target, compare contracting against PAYE, model My Future Fund auto-enrolment, check unclaimed tax credits, work out Benefit in Kind, and compare how ETFs, shares, pensions, and savings are actually taxed in Ireland. All free, all running in your browser.
Every calculation runs locally in your browser using the current 2026 Income Tax bands, USC bands, PRSI rates, exit tax and CGT rates, and tax credits — nothing you enter is sent to a server.
Yes, all 15, with no sign-up.
No. Every calculation runs in your browser and nothing you enter is transmitted to a server.
They reflect 2026 rules — the €44,000/€53,000 standard rate bands, current USC bands (including the 3% third band), and the PRSI rate scheduled from October 2026. Tax law changes with each Budget, so verify anything material with Revenue.ie before filing.
Ireland's new auto-enrolment retirement savings scheme, live since 1 January 2026. Eligible employees are enrolled automatically, contributing 1.5% of salary matched by their employer plus a State top-up — see the dedicated My Future Fund calculator for what it means for your own pay.
No, and it catches a lot of people out — ETFs and pooled funds are taxed at 38% exit tax (from 1 January 2026) with a deemed disposal every 8 years, while individual shares and investment trusts are taxed under 33% CGT only when sold, with a €1,270 annual exemption. See the ETF vs Shares vs Pension calculator for the same investment run through both, plus a pension.
Figures are estimates for informational purposes only, based on the assumptions you enter, and are not tax advice. Consult a tax advisor or Revenue.ie before making financial decisions.