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Prefer not to take a photo? Enter the figures from your Irish payslip directly and we will run the same 2026 PAYE, USC, and PRSI checks. No image, no storage, no fuss.

What you will type in

The manual entry form on this page asks for the figures that appear on a standard Revenue Payroll Submission line. Have your most recent payslip in front of you and copy across the values exactly as printed. The form covers:

  • Gross pay for the pay period, before any deductions.
  • Net pay, the figure that lands in your bank account.
  • PAYE deducted in this period.
  • USC deducted in this period.
  • PRSI employee deduction (Class A1 is 4.2% in 2026, rising to 4.35% from 1 October 2026).
  • Pension contribution if any, including AVCs and PRSAs.
  • Tax credit applied in the period and your SRCOP (Standard Rate Cut Off Point).
  • Pay frequency so we can annualise correctly.

Worked example

A single employee earning a gross monthly salary of 4,000 euro should see roughly:

  • PAYE: gross above the SRCOP (44,000 euro single threshold for 2026) is taxed at 40%, the rest at 20%, less your Personal Tax Credit of 2,000 euro and PAYE Credit of 2,000 euro spread across 12 months.
  • USC: 0.5% on the first 12,012 euro, 2% to 28,700, 3% to 70,044, and 8% above that. Total income of 13,000 euro or less in the year is exempt from USC entirely.
  • PRSI: 4.2% Class A1 employee rate on the full gross figure for January through September, 4.35% from October onward.

Our engine recomputes each line and flags any value that diverges by more than 1 euro from the expected figure.

The form

The interactive entry form renders below this section. It validates as you type, formats euro amounts, and shows a side panel with the recomputed figures the moment all required fields are filled.

What happens to your figures

The figures you type are not stored or logged by PayslipIQ. They are sent to Anthropic Claude (our AI provider) to produce the explanation. Anthropic does not use API inputs to train models, but may retain inputs for up to 30 days for safety review. We do not ask for your name or PPS number.

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From your Revenue Payroll Notification (RPN).

Year-to-date PAYE, USC and PRSI fields will appear here once your payslip provides them. For now, the basic period figures above are enough for a 2026 Irish payslip check.

Still loading. The button below turns on as soon as this page finishes loading in your browser. It needs JavaScript to check a payslip without putting your details in the web address. If it stays greyed out, reload the page. You can also email the figures to hello@payslipiq.co.uk.This page did not finish loading. The button below needs JavaScript that has not arrived, so it will not work — nothing you type here can be sent. That usually means part of the page was blocked or failed to download, and reloading fixes it more often than not. You can also email the figures to hello@payslipiq.co.uk. Open the Irish payroll guidesPlain HTML, so they work with JavaScript off — reference on PAYE, USC and PRSI rather than a check of the figures on your own slip.

PayslipIQ provides educational information and estimated calculations only. It does not provide tax, legal, financial, payroll, accounting, pension, benefits or employment advice. Always verify your payslip, tax code, deductions and take-home pay with your employer's payroll department, HMRC, your pension provider, a qualified accountant, tax adviser or another appropriately qualified professional.

Why use manual entry instead of a photo?

Some payslips arrive as locked PDFs, some are emailed in plain text, and some workers prefer not to share an image at all. Manual entry gives the same verification depth without ever passing image data through our system. The form posts only the numbers you type, processes them in memory, and discards them once the result is shown.

Privacy notes

No name, no PPS number, and no employer name is required for the calculation. If you choose to add a free email address for your result history, that is the only personal data we store, and you can delete it at any time. See our trust page for the full data flow.

Next steps

This page provides educational guidance only and is not tax or legal advice. For personalised advice, contact a qualified Irish tax adviser or Revenue.