Before you begin
What your payslip needs to show
A salary-only calculator has to guess your Revenue allocation, PRSI class and the rest of your payroll detail, and a guess in any one of them moves the answer. Working from a real payslip makes the arithmetic exact, with no marital status, spouse income, tax-credit split or PPS number asked for or needed.
Use one real payslip and copy the figures as printed. Do not annualise them.
Put deductions such as a net-pay union subscription or attachment in Other deductions only if they genuinely reduce the take-home on this payslip.
Reading the answer
Understanding your take-home pay
The result is arithmetic on the payslip values you supplied, so Verdanyx does not need your marital status, spouse's income, tax-credit allocation or PPS number.
The result shows how much auto-enrolment costs your take-home pay on this payslip: what you would take home with the MyFutureFund line removed and everything else unchanged, and whether any of the contribution comes back to you through Income Tax relief.
Common questions
Common MyFutureFund take-home pay questions
Why does this calculator ask for my actual tax, USC and PRSI deductions?
Because those are the exact payroll figures that apply to this payslip. Reconstructing them from salary and marital status can be wrong when Revenue allocations, credits or payroll circumstances differ.
Does MyFutureFund reduce my take-home pay by the full employee contribution?
That hinges on how the employee contribution is treated for Income Tax. The calculator takes your real payslip, removes only the MyFutureFund line and shows what changes, alongside the employer and State money it brings in.
Get a result above and the full answer opens here.
Does Verdanyx need my PPS number or Revenue login?
No. Copy only the numeric totals already printed on your payslip. Verdanyx does not need an identifier or access to your Revenue account.