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30 Free Tools · Built for Ireland

Financial Tools for Smarter Decisions

Free Irish finance calculators — mortgages, tax, VAT, business planning, and more. Built by finance professionals, for real-world use.

30 tools
3 categories
2026 rates
€0 cost
Personal Finance

Personal Finance Calculators

Tools for mortgages, savings, debt, and everyday money decisions.

Business Finance

Business Finance Calculators

Tools for investment returns, profitability, and financial health of your business.

Tax & Salary

Irish Tax & Salary Calculators

Ireland-specific tools for PAYE, USC, PRSI, VAT, corporation tax, and more. Updated for 2026.

Why Shuppa Tools

Built to Actually Help

Every calculator is built with real-world users in mind — not as generic widgets, but as genuine decision-making tools.

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Built by Finance Professionals

Each tool is designed around how real finance decisions are made in Ireland. Formulas, assumptions, and outputs are reviewed for accuracy and practical usefulness — not just mathematical correctness.

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Ireland-Specific Rates

Most generic calculators online use UK or US figures. Shuppa Tools use Irish tax bands, PRSI classes, Central Bank LTV rules, Irish VAT rates, and 2026 Revenue figures throughout.

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Free, No Sign-Up Required

Every calculator on this page is entirely free. No account, no registration, no email address. Results are calculated in your browser — nothing is stored or sent to a server. Use them as often as you need.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The Irish tax calculators use the official Revenue bands, rates, and credits for the relevant tax year. They are designed to give accurate estimates for standard employment situations. However, they do not cover every scenario — complex arrangements involving benefit-in-kind, share options, rental income, foreign earnings, or multiple income sources should be reviewed with a qualified accountant. Always use Revenue's myAccount or a payroll provider for official calculations.

PAYE (Pay As You Earn) is Irish income tax — applied at 20% up to the standard rate cut-off point (€44,000 for a single person in 2026) and 40% on the remainder. USC (Universal Social Charge) is a separate charge on all income above €13,000, with rates from 0.5% to 8%. PRSI (Pay Related Social Insurance) funds social welfare entitlements and the contributory state pension — most employees pay Class A at 4.2% on earnings above €352 per week.

Under Central Bank rules, first-time buyers can borrow up to 4 times their gross annual income and up to 90% of the property value. Second and subsequent buyers are capped at 3.5 times income and 80% LTV. Buy-to-let investors typically need a 30% deposit. Your lender will also carry out their own affordability assessment. Use the Mortgage Repayment Calculator to estimate your monthly repayments at different loan amounts and rates.

Ireland has several VAT rates. The standard rate is 23% and applies to most goods and services. A 13.5% reduced rate applies to construction services, fuel, and electricity. A 9% second reduced rate applies to newspapers and certain supplies. Most food, children's clothing, books, and oral medicines are zero-rated at 0%. Financial services, insurance, and medical care are VAT exempt. Use the VAT Calculator to add or remove VAT at the correct rate for your supply.

The standard corporation tax rate in Ireland is 12.5% on trading income, making it one of the lowest in the EU. A 25% rate applies to non-trading (passive) income such as investment income, rental income, and income from certain foreign activities. A 15% minimum effective rate applies to large multinational groups with annual revenues above €750 million under the OECD Pillar Two rules. Use the Corporation Tax Estimator to model your liability after capital allowances, losses, and the R&D credit.

For most Irish taxpayers, contributing to a pension is one of the most tax-efficient financial moves available. Contributions are relieved at your marginal income tax rate — a higher-rate (40%) taxpayer contributing €1,000 reduces their PAYE bill by €400, meaning the net cost of the contribution is only €600. Pension funds grow tax-free and benefits can be taken from age 60 (subject to scheme rules). Use the Pension Contribution Impact calculator to see the exact after-tax cost of increasing your contributions.