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Interested to know more about tax in Ireland? Read on to learn about tax concepts, tax laws, and how your income tax is calculated, amongst other things.
If you are an Irish tax resident and domiciled individual, this page explains tax and revenue information relevant to you.
Recently inherited property? Read our comprehensive guide to CGT in Ireland.
In Ireland, gifting money and assets is pretty easy, but it’s important to bear in mind that some gifts can be taxed by the government.
Read our guide to inheritance tax in Ireland, known as Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT).
Learn more about the rights of beneficiaries of a will in Ireland, and more.
Deposit Interest Retention Tax (DIRT), often referred to as DIRT tax, is a tax deducted by Irish financial institutions. Discover more.
Find out what income tax is, and how it's calculated.
Read our guide to the income tax bands and tax brackets in Ireland for 2024/25.
The Universal Social Charge (USC) is a tax payable on your total income.
With regressive tax, the tax burden decreases as income rises.
Read our guide to progressive taxation, and find out how Ireland has a progressive tax system.
On this page, we explore what emergency tax is, how to avoid it, and how to claim a refund.
Find out what PRSI is, how to check your PRSI contributions, and PRSI benefit entitlements.
Learn more about tax on lump sum payments in Ireland.
Find out if you need to file a tax return.
This page covers everything you need to know about tax return dates, and why you shouldn't miss the deadline.
On this page, you’ll find out everything you need to know about pension tax relief and how to claim it.
Read our guide to find out if you’re eligible for tax relief, and how to claim it.
Read our comprehensive guide to tax credits in Ireland in 2024.
Do you work remotely? Find out if you’re eligible for working from home tax relief, and how you can make a claim.
If you're married or in a civil partnership, you can share certain tax credits, deductions, and rate bands.
The EITC rate will increase in 2025 - find out more.
SCSB is a way of calculating tax relief on lump sum payments based on your salary and years of service.