Tax in ireland 2021

[i=p/u]

If you got a paye job in dublin and they offering 65,000 a year, 39hrs pw. From what I read you pay 20% on first 40,000 and 40% on the remainder..

Is this true Nicebutdim?

 

[Dustydazzler]

According to this

Rates and thresholds for employers 2021 to 2022

Use these rates and thresholds when you operate your payroll or provide expenses and benefits to your employees.

www.gov.uk

England and NI are the same

 

[i=p/u]

Dooblin dusty dazzler.. I'm nearly certain I'm not far off how it works, and explains why local sparks never want overtime.unless RCT.

 

[Dustydazzler]

Apologies, ROI income tax rates

How your income tax is calculated

Tax on income you earn from employment is deducted directly from your pay. Find out how this tax is calculated.

www.citizensinformation.ie

 

[littlespark]

You don’t pay any tax on the first £12,570pa according to the link.... then 20% to the next threshold, 40% over that.

if you slip into the higher tax bracket, then good on you for getting a well paid job.

Reminds me of young apprentices really taking the hump because they suddenly had to start paying any tax at all.

 

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You don’t pay any tax on the first £12,570pa according to the link.... then 20% to the next threshold, 40% over that.

if you slip into the higher tax bracket, then good on you for getting a well paid job.

Reminds me of young apprentices really taking the hump because they suddenly had to start paying any tax at all.

That's UK, not Republic of Ireland.

Republic of Ireland is a bit of a different setup, it's in Euro's for a start?

Tax rates, bands and reliefs - https://www.revenue.ie/en/personal-tax-credits-reliefs-and-exemptions/tax-relief-charts/index.aspx

 

[i=p/u]

Well as far as I know you pay 20% upto 40,000 and 40% after that..

I've convinced him to stay RCT.. let's do.it ..