IEWealth tax · 2026
🇮🇪 Ireland Wealth Tax
Calculate your Ireland wealth tax for the 2026 tax year. Get an instant breakdown of tax bands, rates, deductions, social contributions, and your net take-home pay.
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2026Current
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Net wealth after tax
€55,000.00
Effective rate0.0%
Marginal rate0%
Net wealth after tax €55,000.00Wealth tax €0.00
Wealth tax breakdown
€0.00BandRateIn bandTax
No Wealth Tax (0%)0%€55,000.00€0.00
Total net assets€55,000.00
Wealth tax− €0.00
Net wealth after tax€55,000.00
Estimates for the 2026 tax year. Last updated 2026-01-01. This is not financial advice — confirm with a qualified adviser before acting.
Important notes
- Ireland does not have a wealth tax. There is no annual tax on net worth.
- Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT): Ireland taxes gifts and inheritances at a flat rate of 33% above group-specific thresholds. The threshold depends on the relationship between the donor/deceased and the beneficiary.
- Group thresholds (from 2 October 2024): Group A (parent to child): €400,000, Group B (sibling/grandchild): €40,000, Group C (other): €20,000. These thresholds are lifetime aggregates - all gifts/inheritances from same-group donors are totalled.
- Small Gift Exemption: The first €3,000 received from any individual in a calendar year is exempt from CAT and does not count towards the lifetime threshold.
- Other wealth-related taxes in Ireland include: Capital Gains Tax (CGT) at 33% on asset disposals, Local Property Tax (LPT) on residential properties, and Stamp Duty on property purchases (1-2%).
- Dwelling House Exemption: An inherited home may be fully exempt from CAT if the beneficiary has lived in it for 3 years prior to the inheritance and does not own another property.