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2015 Phone Tax: Irish PAYE Income Tax calculator for Budget 2015 (& 2014)

Changes from 2014:

-- Income Tax hi rate of 41% down to 40%

-- USC rates, ceilings etc changes

This is the mobile version of the desktop tax calculator www.TaxCalc.eu by Karl Grabe

It calculates your Take Home Pay, Income Tax, PRSI, Universal Social Charge (USC), Pension Contributions, Income levy and net tax due.

It automatically assigns your standard credits but allows you to make adjustments for special ones you may be also be entitled to e.g. dependent relative.

For a quick result just enter your annual income in the 'Self' tab (& 'Spouse' if married) and then select the 'Results' tab.

DETAILED FEATURES:

* Caters for Single, Married or Widowed individuals

* Private and Public A1 sectors employees

* Enter pension as a percentage or actual amount

* Easy to use with both built-in and on-line help

* Saves your data privately on your phone

* Menu options to clear your data

* Phone performs calculations, no data sent via internet

* Compares Current tax year with the previous one

* Property Tax (2013+)

This calculator uses the same code library as the first ever Irish on-line desktop calculator at www.TaxCalc.eu. It has a proven track record and has had over a million page visits since it was released in 1996.

TaxCalc.eu gives you extra detailed information on how the calculations are done - all you have to do is visit the site and re-enter your data there. Then select the 'details' tab.

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If you think there's a mis-calculation please check it on TaxTalc.eu first to see where the error might be.