Moving to Ireland
How much is deducted from wages in Ireland – What is the Take Home Pay ? As well as Income Tax – most workers in Ireland also have PRSI and USC deducted from their pay. USC is a more recent tax on income – introduced in 2011 as one of the austerity measures. USC was … Read more
A brief summary of the Income Tax Rates in Ireland is given below – the figures shown are valid from January 2022 Note: As well as income tax – other deductions are taken from wages in Ireland. There is the Universal Social Charge. See more about the Universal Social Charge Here. Another deduction from gross … Read more
Thousands of people are still moving to Ireland for work.Migration has provided an important source of labour for Ireland since around 2015.The share of non-Irish nationals in the labour force was at 16.3% in 2018 (same as the 2008 peak). There is likely to be more non nationals in the labour force as we are … Read more
In Ireland the PPS Number ( Personal Public Service Number) or PPSN is a personal reference number that allows you to gain access to social welfare benefits and other government services in Ireland. It used to be known as the PRSI number. A PPS number is the equivalent of the National Insurance number in the … Read more
Average weekly earnings in Ireland were €742.19 at the end of March 2018 . (€38595 annual pay ). This has increased by 2.4% in the past year from €725.05 a week (€37700 annually). In the five years to Q1 2018 average weekly earnings have risen by 7.1%, from €693.23 in Q1 2013 to €742.19. In … Read more