Calculate Ireland's Working Family Payment (WFP): 60% of the difference between net family income and DSP child threshold, minimum €20/wk.
Official DSP eligibility parameters
\text{Weekly Shortfall} = \max\Big(0, \text{DSP Child Income Threshold} - \text{Net Weekly Family Income}\Big) \\
\text{Weekly WFP Payment} = \max\Big(€20, \lceil \text{Weekly Shortfall} \times 60\% \rceil \Big) \\
\text{Annual Tax-Free Cash} = \text{Weekly WFP} \times 52 \text{ Weeks} \quad [100\% \text{ Tax-Free}]The Working Family Payment (WFP, formerly Family Income Supplement) is a weekly tax-free payment for working families with dependent children. You must work at least 38 hours every fortnight (combined or single). If your net weekly household income falls below the official DSP threshold for your family size, the State pays 60% of the difference (minimum €20/week), fixed for 52 weeks regardless of minor pay changes.
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