In Ireland, income tax is charged at two main rates: the standard rate (20%) and the higher rate (40%). The amount of income you can earn before moving to the higher rate depends on your tax bracket (also known as the standard rate cut-off point), which varies based on your marital and employment status. Tax Brackets in Ireland (2024) Example Calculation(Single Person) If you earn €50,000: • First €42,000 taxed at 20% = €8,400 • Remaining €8,000 taxed at 40% = €3,200 • Total Income Tax = €11,600

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