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11/05/2026

PAYE accounts for the majority of IT receipts in 2025, with PAYE
IT & USC accounting for 84% of total IT receipts.

The gross receipts of Income Tax (“IT”), including Universal Social Charge (“USC”), was €40.7 billion in 2025. With repayments of €4.2 billion, the net receipts of IT in 2025 were €36.6 billion, which was a 4% (€1.5 billion) increase over 2024.
In terms of net receipts, IT (including USC) is the largest overall tax head in 2025. IT accounts for 34% of the overall net tax receipts in 2025. This is a 1% increase over last year. Similar to 2024, receipts in 2025 are double what was recorded 10 years ago, reflecting consistent labour market growth. Follow our page for Pay, PAYE and other updates.

07/05/2026

Income Tax 2025: Insights on PAYE Taxpayers
Income Tax receipts continued to grow in 2025, increasing 4% (€1.5 billion) over 2024. This increase is primarily driven by persistently high employment levels and growth in gross pay. The proportion of income tax receipts to total tax receipts in 2025 increased by 1% compared to 2024. The majority of income tax revenue is derived from PAYE (IT & USC) employees, at 84% of total income tax receipts. DIRT receipts underwent the largest percentage increase at 44% in 2025.
There were 3.5 million employees who held 4.55 million employments in 2025, with the largest sectors being Wholesale and Retail Trade, Human Health and Social Work, and Financial and Insurance Activities. Most sectors experienced an increase in employment in 2025, with the largest net increases in Public Administration, Defence, Financial and Insurance Activities.
37% of employees made a pension contribution in 2025. The number of pension contributors increased by 173,819 in 2025. Employees earning between €30,000 and €60,000 make up 41% of all pension contributors. Across all income bands, the average percentage of income allocated to pension contributions ranges from 3% to 7%.

Reference: Revenue publishes 2025 Annual Report
On 07/05/2026, Revenue published its 2025 Annual Report together, with various research and statistical papers.

07/05/2026

Tax Credits and Rate Bands - DSP Social Welfare Financial Supports and Rates of Payment in 2026
Contents of this infographic and the complete guide which can be found on the 1st comment from BPPM include information relating to:
- Taxation, Tax Credits, Universal Social Charge and Rate Bands
- Department of Social Protection Social Welfare Payments
- Childcare, education and training
- Employment Rights Ireland
Learn about Payroll Matters in Ireland
PAYE Workers Entitlements
The PAYE Tax System in Ireland
tax credits
rate bands
universal social charge
standard rate cut off point
SRCOP
tax credits 2026
tax rate bands 2026

This information is published by the Citizens Information Board. It is a quick guide to financial supports and rates of payment in 2026 .

30/04/2026

Happy International Workers’ Day!
Tomorrow on Mayday, we recognize and celebrate the contributions of workers across the world—the backbone of our societies. From factories to offices, classrooms to hospitals, every worker plays a vital role in shaping the world we live in.
May Day stands for unity, strength, and the ongoing fight for fair wages, safe working conditions, and dignity for all. Let’s honour the past, celebrate the present, and keep pushing for a brighter future where every worker is valued and respected.
Let us continue our mission in 2026 to remind employers that when this day falls on a Pay Day that banks operate different schedules for the submission of Standard Credit Transfers. When these revised schedules are not met then the wages and salaries of PAYE workers will be delayed getting to their bank accounts.
If you were one of those that did not get paid today on May Day and International Workers’ Day please comment below.
The Majority of Irish Banks will credit payments on the 30th April, when & only when the Payment data is received within the revised Timeframes as shown on this guide. Revolut customers due the wages and salaries tomorrow 1st May have already received their payments. May Day May Day Non Banking Day on 1st May and How it Affects Pay Days https://youtu.be/pqBQH-l_6kI

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29/04/2026

May Public Holiday Entitlements Versus May Day SEPA European Bank Holiday & what you need to know about Payroll Payment Dates 2026

24/04/2026

Revenue is hosting an over 65s "All you need to know about tax" Event

Revenue will be hosting information sessions for people over the age of 65 in May and June. The sessions will be held in Dublin, Kilkenny and Limerick. You must register in advance of attending.

The information sessions will cover a wide range of topics such as:

Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT)
Pay As You Earn (PAYE)
Income Tax
Local Property Tax (LPT)
Capital Gains Tax
The Law Society of Ireland
The Department of Social Protection.
Irish Sign Language (ISL) interpreter provided.

The information sessions will run from Tuesday 19 May to Thursday 4 June 2026, featuring separate morning and afternoon sessions. The topics covered will alternate between morning and afternoon each day to allow equal opportunity for people to attend. See comments for registration details.

23/04/2026

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22/04/2026

How much are you charged for the payroll processing part of your accounts? Many businesses don't know. Why not ask us for a quote.

22/04/2026

Which of these most popular tax credits or reliefs do you think you might qualify for, if any?

Tuition Fees for Third Level Education
Medical and Dental Expenses
PRSA paid for AVC purposes – Tax Relief
Working From Home Tax Relief
Earned Income Tax Credit
Incapacitated Child Tax Credit
Dependent Relative Tax Credit
Single Person Child Carer Credit
Home Carers Tax Credit
Rent Tax Credit
Mortgage Interest Tax Credit

We have many helpful guides to assist you with claiming these yourself. If you need us to act on your behalf, simply pop us an email with details of yours and your spouse's (if you are jointly assessed) full names as appear on Revenue and both your RSI numbers.

21/04/2026

This is a good time to claim a tax refund or declare additional income. PM us. We don't charge for having a look at your situation