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What are the current Irish income tax bands, and what do people miss beyond the 20% and 40% rates?
I want a current Ireland answer that reflects the actual Revenue tables. Please explain the standard rate bands for 2026, why civil status changes the calculation, and why workers should not confuse income tax with their total payroll burden once USC and PRSI are added.
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