Salary Calculators & Tools for Ireland
Six free, instant tools for pay and money decisions in Ireland — take-home pay, net-to-gross, pay increments, annual leave, mortgage affordability and where your salary ranks. No sign-up, updated for 2026.
Take-Home Pay Calculator
Enter a gross salary and see your net pay after income tax, USC and PRSI — per year, month, fortnight or week. 2026 rates.
Open tool →Annual Leave Calculator
Work out your HSE annual leave entitlement by grade, service and hours worked — plus your 10 public holidays.
Open tool →Pay Increment Calculator
Pick your grade and point to see your next increment and your year-by-year pay to the top of the scale, with take-home at each step.
Open tool →Net to Gross Calculator
Know the take-home you want? See the gross salary you need in Ireland, with income tax, USC and PRSI worked out — the reverse salary calculator.
Open tool →Mortgage Affordability Calculator
How much can you borrow on your salary, and what home price does that reach? To the Central Bank lending rules, with an estimated monthly repayment.
Open tool →Income Percentile Calculator
Where does your salary rank in Ireland? See what share of workers you out-earn, against the official CSO earnings distribution.
Open tool →Looking for pay figures? See the HSE pay scales and guides. Job Vacancies Ireland.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a free salary calculator for Ireland?
- Yes — our take-home pay calculator shows your net salary after income tax, USC and PRSI at 2026 rates, instantly and with no sign-up. There is also a net-to-gross calculator that works the other way round.
- How do I calculate my take-home pay in Ireland?
- Enter your gross salary in the take-home pay calculator and it deducts income tax (PAYE), USC and PRSI to show your net pay per year, month, fortnight or week. Public-service staff can include pension and ASC deductions.
- What salary and money tools do you have?
- Six free tools: take-home pay, net-to-gross, HSE pay increments, HSE annual leave, mortgage affordability (to the Central Bank rules) and an income percentile calculator that ranks your salary against the CSO earnings distribution.