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Budget 2022 – Employment Related Changes

Posted in : Supplementary Articles ROI on 13 October 2021
Ken Killoran
Mazars
Issues covered: Budget 2022 Employment Related Changes; Minimum Wage; PRSI

It is Budget 2022 time and Ken Killoran (Tax Partner in Mazars) has set out below the main measures from an employment tax perspective:

Summary Of Employment Tax-Related Changes

  • The National Minimum wage is to be increased by 30 cents to €10.50. 
  • The standard rate (20%) tax band will be increased by €1,500. 
  • There will be an increase in each of the personal tax credit, employee tax credit and earned income credit by €50 to €1,700. 
  • USC - To ensure that the salary of a full-time worker on the minimum wage will remain outside the top rates of the Universal Social Charge, the ceiling of the second USC rate band will be increased from €20,687 to €21,295. 
  • USC - The

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This article is correct at 13/10/2021
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Ken Killoran
Mazars

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