Contact Us
Questions, feedback, or spotted something wrong? We'd like to hear from you.
Get in touch
The best way to reach us is by email. We aim to respond within one to two business days.
Common reasons to contact us
Report a calculation error
If you believe the calculator has produced an incorrect result, please email us with: your filing status, gross income, the credits and reliefs you selected, and the figure you received versus the figure you expected. We cross-check all reports against Revenue guidance and correct any confirmed errors promptly.
General feedback
We welcome feedback on usability, missing features, or anything else that would make the calculator more useful for Irish PAYE workers. If there is a specific credit, relief, or filing scenario you would like to see added, let us know.
Accessibility
If you experience any accessibility barriers while using IrishPAYE.ie, please get in touch and we will address them as a priority.
Privacy enquiries
For questions about how we use your data, or to exercise your GDPR rights, please see our Privacy Policy and email us at the address above.
What we can and can't help with
What we can help with
Calculation errors, feedback on the calculator, accessibility barriers and privacy questions, as set out above. If your question is really about understanding a rule rather than reporting a fault, we will usually just point you at the right guide, so it is often quicker to start there.
What we can't help with
IrishPAYE.ie is a calculator, not a tax adviser. We cannot give personal tax advice, we have no access to anyone's Revenue record, and we cannot resolve a dispute with an employer or with Revenue: none of that is something an email to us can fix.
Where to go instead
For your own tax record, or a dispute with Revenue, contact Revenue.ie directly. For a dispute with an employer, or plain-English guidance on your rights, see Citizens Information. If you're trying to understand how PAYE, USC and PRSI are actually worked out, start with our guide on how PAYE tax works in Ireland; if your question is about which tax credits apply to you, see Irish tax credits explained.