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About Irish PAYE Tax Calculator

TaxCalc.ie is a simple to use 2026 Budget calculator. It will estimate your take-home pay based on your salary/wages, pension contributions and personal circumstances. TaxCalc gives you a quick and easy breakdown of how Budget 2026 will affect your pocket. TaxCalc allows you to calculate your Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly or Annual take home pay. With TaxCalc you will be able to see a breakdown of all your deductions from your gross pay, and estimate how much a pay increase or deduction is going to impact on your pocket. Please note all figures should be considered estimates and you should speak to the payroll person in your organisation or your tax advisor if you require a more detailed analysis.

What’s new

Version 3.1.1 · Updated October 19, 2026

* Updated "Where does your tax go?" for 2027 * Can view your takehome based on daily/hourly amounts

App privacy

The developer, Crayons and Brown Paper, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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