Irish calculators, kept up to date
Work out your take-home pay, stamp duty, motor tax and more. The rates already include the Budget 2027 changes.
Pay and tax
Take-home pay, Budget changes, salaries and redundancy.
- Take-home payYour salary after income tax, USC and PRSI.
- Budget 2027: what changes for meCompare your 2026 and 2027 take-home pay.
- Salary converterHourly, weekly, monthly and yearly pay, and minimum wage.
- Redundancy payStatutory redundancy and tax on a lump sum.
- Medical expenses tax reliefTax back on doctor, dental and prescription costs.
- Working from home tax reliefRemote working relief on heat, light and broadband.
- Flat rate expensesTax back on fixed work expenses for your job.
- Company car BIKBenefit in kind on a company car or EV.
- Self-employed taxIncome tax, USC and Class S PRSI on profits.
- Cost of an employeeEmployer PRSI, auto-enrolment and total cost.
- Tax refund when leaving IrelandTax back in the year you emigrate or return.
- Bonus taxWhat a bonus is worth after tax.
- Pay riseWhat a pay rise is worth after tax.
- Annual leaveAnnual leave and public holiday entitlement.
Family, welfare and education
Parental leave, Child Benefit, jobseeker and carer payments, State Pension, childcare, SUSI and Fair Deal.
- Maternity BenefitWeekly Maternity Benefit and leave dates.
- Child BenefitMonthly Child Benefit for your family.
- State PensionContributory State Pension by PRSI years.
- NCS childcare subsidyNational Childcare Scheme hourly subsidy.
- SUSI grantStudent grant eligibility and amounts.
- Fair DealNursing Home Support Scheme contribution.
- Jobseeker's Benefit and AllowanceWeekly jobseeker payments by age and earnings.
- Carer's AllowanceCarer's Allowance means test and weekly rate.
- Paternity BenefitTwo weeks of Paternity Benefit and the dates.
- Parent's BenefitParent's leave and benefit in the first two years.
- Pregnancy due dateDue date and pregnancy week from your last period.
Property and mortgages
Repayments, borrowing limits, stamp duty, Help to Buy and LPT.
- Mortgage repaymentsMonthly repayments, total interest and overpayments.
- How much can I borrow?Central Bank income and deposit limits.
- Stamp dutyStamp duty on buying a home in Ireland.
- Help to BuyHow much Help to Buy refund you could get.
- Local Property TaxLPT on your home for 2026 to 2030.
- Rent increase checkerHow much your rent can go up under RTB rules.
- Mortgage switchingWhat you could save by switching mortgage rate.
- Rent-a-room reliefTax-free income from renting a room in your home.
- Rental income taxTax on rental profit for landlords.
Savings, investing and pensions
Gift and inheritance tax, CGT, ETFs and auto-enrolment.
- Gift and inheritance taxCapital Acquisitions Tax by group threshold.
- Capital gains taxCGT on shares, property and crypto.
- ETF exit taxExit tax and deemed disposal on funds and ETFs.
- Auto-enrolmentMy Future Fund contributions and projected pot.
- Pension tax reliefHow much tax relief your pension contributions get.
- Compound interestHow savings grow with regular deposits and interest.
- Inheritance tax reliefsDwelling house exemption and favourite niece or nephew relief.
Motoring
Motor tax, VRT, car finance and EV running costs.
Everyday
VAT, percentages, dates, units, CAO points, bills and solar.
- VATAdd or remove Irish VAT at any rate.
- CAO pointsLeaving Cert points from your grades.
- Working daysWorking days between dates, with Irish bank holidays.
- Solar panel paybackPayback time for solar PV after the SEAI grant.
- Electricity billYour bill from unit rates, standing charge and levies.
- PercentagePercentages, increases and decreases.
- Date calculatorDays between dates, or add days to a date.
- Age calculatorExact age in years, months and days.
- Week numberISO week number for any date, and leap years.
- Unit converterStones to kilograms, miles to kilometres and more.
- Split the billSplit a bill and tip between friends.
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Why trust these numbers
Each calculator uses the rates published by Revenue, the Department of Social Protection, the Central Bank and gov.ie. Every rate carries the date we last checked it and a link to the source. When a Budget announces changes that are not yet law, we label them as announced. See the full list on rates and sources.