[RESOURCES] Some resources, events and help with Budget 2011

Darragh

We recently put a shout out to websites and businesses that could help people with the Budget - here's what we got back.

Got something to add? Do so below or drop me a line - darragh@boards.ie

Darragh

http://www.taxcalc.ie

TaxCalc is a simple Irish PAYE and PRSI tax calculator available on the App Store for the 2010 tax year. The calculator allows you to estimate your take home pay based on your total pay, pension contribution and personal circumstances.

TaxCalc allows you to calculate your weekly, fortnightly, monthly or annual net take home pay.


With TaxCalc you will be able to see a breakdown of all your deductions from your gross pay and estimate how much a pay increase or deduction is going to impact on your pocket.


Please note that all figures should be considered estimates and you should speak to the payroll person in your organisation or your tax advisor if you require a more detailed analysis.


TaxCalc works with iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, the original iPhone, and iPod touch.

Darragh

From http://www.dbass.ie

We provide an early email with Budget Highlights to our customers.

Please find attached a press release of two events we plan to hold next Wednesday in Ashbourne and Navan featuring Marc Coleman, economist with Newstalk.

Our morning session in Ashbourne will also feature comedian Jarlath O’Regan to provide comic relief on a bad-mood day.

DBASS Budget Briefings featuring Newstalk economist Marc Coleman

DBASS Chartered Accountants, Ashbourne are pleased to announce details of two Budget Briefing Events on Wednesday 8th of December.

The Budget Breakfast Briefing will be held in the Marriott Hotel in Ashbourne at 7.30am.

The Budget Evening Briefing will be held at the Newgrange Hotel, Bridge St, Navan from 6pm.

These two free events will provide invaluable, practical advice for businesses of all sizes, highlighting opportunities and the best approach to business in these challenging times.

Newstalk economist Marc Coleman and author of “Back from the Brink” will outline his analysis of Ireland’s economic future in the context of the budget announcements in the morning session.

Managing Partner of DBASS Chartered Accountants, Dermot Brennan will analyse the previous day’s budget and outline the critical points for the SME sector.

There will also be a number of information-based stands at the event and great opportunities for networking both before and after.

Our Budget Briefings Events are always fully booked so please let us know if you would like to attend. Contact Ann on 1850 812 500 or enquiries@dbass.ie.

“Our regular information seminars are always well-received and we see this event as a must-attend for local business in these challenging times,” commented Dermot Brennan, Senior Partner at DBASS.

Plus...
We are offering one free nights stay for four people & a 4 ball at Radisson BLU, Co. Cavan for one of our attendees at each event.

namenotavailablE

I have an Excel spreadsheet (2003 and 2007 formats only) available for download at:

http://taxcalc.eu/monthlyss

[The 2007 version is a slightly more feature rich version.]

There's also an online Java tax calculator which covers most typical scenarios at:

http://taxcalc.eu

Both of these calculators will be updated this evening some time after the budget details are announced.

oscarBravo

Budget calculator from The Journal:

http://www.thejournal.ie/budget-calculator-2011/

Draco

I've updated both http://taxcalc.ie/calculator/ and http://howmuchpooreraminow.com/ with a first pass at the changes in the budget.

namenotavailablE

I've uploaded the new 2011 Excel calculator at http://taxcalc.eu/monthlyss

I've checked it for private sector employees against the Budget annexes and it seems accurate [slight discrepancies at incomes of 100K = per annum but less than €1 per mnth :-)]

I'll check it for public sector employees but there were some PRSI rule changes the details of which I haven't been able to check.

trishawisha

Sorry it WAS a stupid question

DoMyBooks

We've a budget calculator on our website and will be happy to take requests for the next update here

3 Dollar Bill

http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Publications/Advanced2011/Documents/anprsi2011.pdf