Irish Salary Calculator - Calculate Net Pay Minus Tax Deductions

Free

1.1for iPhone, iPad

Kieran McCarthy

Developer

Feb 25, 2015

Update Date

Finance

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About Irish Salary Calculator - Calculate Net Pay Minus Tax Deductions

Irish Salary Calculator is a simple PAYE Income Tax calculator based off the 2015 Irish Budget.

The app will estimate your take-home pay based on your salary/wages, pension contributions and personal circumstances. You can review your tax summary and see exactly where all your money is going on items such as Income Tax, PRSI, Universal Social Charge (USC), Pension Contributions and estimate how much a pay increase or decrease will affect your final income.

The app automatically calculates tax credits based off the information entered e.g. rent relief.

Irish Salary Calculator allows you to review your Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly or Annual take home pay based off the details entered.

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.

Feedback by email is welcome, please visit http://kieranmcdev.com