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Category |
IR£ change |
change |
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For a single person |
by £2,052 to £22,052 |
by 2,605 to 28,000 |
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For a two-income married couple |
by £4,104 to £44,104 |
by 5,210 to 56,000 |
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For a one-income couple |
by £140 to £29,140 |
by 178 to 37,000 |
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For a lone parent |
by £2,052 to £25,202 |
by 2,605 to 32,000 |
The
Rates and Bands for 2002 are as follows:
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Tax
Year |
Rate |
Single/
Widowed |
Married
Couples |
Married
Couples |
Lone
Parent |
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One
Income |
Two
Incomes |
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2002 |
20% |
£
1 - 22,052 |
£
1 29,140 |
£
1 - 44,104 |
£
1 - 25,202 |
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1 - 28,000 |
1 37,000 |
1 - 56,000 |
1 - 32,000 |
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42% |
Balance |
Balance |
Balance |
Balance |
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2001 |
20% |
£
1 - 20,000 |
£
1 29,000 |
£
1 - 40,000 |
£
1 - 23,150 |
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1 - 25,395 |
1 - 36,823 |
1 - 50,790 |
1 - 29,395 |
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42% |
Balance |
Balance |
Balance |
Balance |
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The
2001 tax year figures are stated on a 12-month basis. |
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Tax Credits
Personal Tax credits will increase as follows
| For single person from £1,100 to £1,197 (from 1,397 to 1,520) | |
| For married couples, from £2,200 to £2,678
(from 2,794 to 3,400) |
The PAYE tax credit increases from £400 to £520
(from 508 to 660)
Employment of Carer
Some years ago, a special tax allowance was introduced in respect of the costs of employing a carer to care for an incapacitated child. This allowance is given at the marginal tax rate.
The limit on this relief has been dramatically
increased from £13,625 to £23,627. The new limit in euro is
30,000.
Other Increases
There are minor increases in other credits such as incapacitated child credit, blind person credit, widower's credit, widowed parent credit, age credit, dependent relative and home carer credit.
PRSI
Employers PRSI falls by 1.25% from 12% to
10.75%
Other PRSI Rates remain unchanged
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3% for self-employed and company directors | |
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4% for employees on the normal (Class A) rate |
Donations to Sports Bodies for Capital Projects
A new tax relief is being introduced for donations to sports
organisations for capital projects.
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