Calculate the tax on your Irish rental income for 2026.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Gross Rent | -- |
| Less: Allowable Expenses | -- |
| Net Rental Profit | -- |
| Income Tax | -- |
| USC (estimated) | -- |
| PRSI Class S (if profit > EUR 5,000) | -- |
| Less: RPRIR Relief (2026) | -- |
| Total Tax Due | -- |
Per-property P&L, capital allowances, Form 11 box-by-box guidance, and preliminary tax calculation.
Get Rental Income Report - EUR 49This calculator uses 2026 tax year rates verified against Revenue.ie. It provides estimates for general planning purposes. Individual circumstances may vary. For a personalised analysis, consider our paid reports.
Rental income is added to your total income for the year and taxed at your marginal rate (20% or 40%), plus USC and PRSI Class S if your non-PAYE income exceeds EUR 5,000. The key to reducing your tax bill is claiming every allowable deduction.
Gross rent: EUR 24,000. Mortgage interest: EUR 8,400. Insurance: EUR 500. Repairs: EUR 1,200. Management fees: EUR 1,000. Wear and tear on EUR 4,000 of furniture (year 3): EUR 500.
Total deductions: EUR 11,600. Net rental profit: EUR 12,400.
Less RPRIR: EUR 1,000. Taxable rental income: EUR 11,400.
At 40% marginal rate + USC + PRSI, tax on this is roughly EUR 5,700.
Without RTB registration, you cannot claim mortgage interest as a deduction. For most landlords, this is the single largest deduction. The registration fee is EUR 40 per tenancy per year.
Per-property P&L, every deduction itemised, RPRIR relief, preliminary tax, and Form 11 box-by-box guidance. Multi-property support included.
Get Rental Report EUR 49Note: This calculator uses 2026 tax year rates verified against Revenue.ie. Tax rules change annually following the Budget.