Budget 2027 Ireland: Key Tax Changes for PAYE - Workers
Budget 2027 was announced on 6 October 2026. Here's what changes for PAYE workers from 1 January 2027, from the 40% rate band and USC to the Rent Tax Credit.
Irish Tax Rebates has been named Gold winner of Professional and Business Services Family Business of the Year at the Irish Family Business Awards 2026, in association with Goodbody. The award was presented on Thursday, 5 November at The Johnstown Estate, Co. Meath, at a ceremony hosted by Matt Cooper. It’s a proud moment for our family and for the...
Budget 2027 was announced on 6 October 2026. Here's what changes for PAYE workers from 1 January 2027, from the 40% rate band and USC to the Rent Tax Credit.
The Dependent Relative Tax Credit is worth €305 in 2026 and many people who qualify never claim it. Learn who is eligible, the relative income limits by year, how to back-claim up to four years, and how to apply for your refund.
The Rent Tax Credit is worth up to €1,000 a year for a single renter — €2,000 for a jointly assessed couple — and it can be claimed for past years too. Most renters have never claimed it. If that's you, fill in the form on this page and we'll claim every year you're entitled to, along with any other tax you've overpaid. It takes 60 seconds, and if you're owed nothing, you pay nothing.
If you’re employed and paying PAYE in Ireland, you don’t have to wait until January to get a tax refund. Many people overpay tax during the year simply because their tax credits are not fully up to date with Revenue. At Irish Tax Rebates, we now review and correct your tax in real time, so you can pay less tax...
Written by Claire Murphy, Chartered Tax Advisor, Irish Tax Rebates. A tax rebate is Revenue refunding tax you’ve already overpaid — most often because credits or reliefs you were entitled to were never claimed. When a review of your tax record identifies an overpayment, Revenue issues a Statement of Liability confirming the amount and refunds it directly to you. You...
Tax rebates: Am I due a tax refund in Ireland? Tax rebates are one of the most commonly missed financial entitlements in Ireland. Every year, thousands of PAYE workers unknowingly overpay tax and never claim the money back. If you’ve ever asked yourself “am I due a tax refund?”, the answer is often yes. In this guide, we’ll walk through...
Thinking about how marriage or a civil partnership affects your tax? You’re not alone — and the most common surprise is that nothing happens automatically. For the whole of the year you marry, you’re both still taxed as two single people, and any refund only arrives once someone claims it. This guide explains the three ways a couple can be...
Your Tax Rebate Will Now Be Paid Directly to You (From 2025) Last updated: 20 October 2025 From January 2025, Revenue will begin paying approved tax rebates directly to taxpayers’ bank accounts, rather than transferring the funds to your tax agent (e.g., Irish Tax Rebates). This process will streamline the rebate process and allow you to receive your tax rebate...
Budget 2026 Highlights for PAYE workers. No change in the standard rate of income tax cut off point for the 40% tax band, the entry point will remain at €44,000. The Rent Tax Credit will be extended to 2028 remaining at €1,000 for single taxpayers and €2,000 for married couples. Changes made again to the upper rate of the second...