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Decisionscalc MCP Server

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Official-rule calculators: Irish tax/welfare, US paid leave, UK NI, stamp duty, CA/QC, AU, NZ.

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Official-rule calculators: Irish tax/welfare, US paid leave, UK NI, stamp duty, CA/QC, AU, NZ.

Remote endpoints: streamable-http: https://decisionscalc.com/mcp

Security Report

6.7
Moderate6.7Moderate Risk

This is a read-only, stateless MCP server exposing tax, benefit and pension calculators with no authentication required by design (documented as free and keyless). Code is clean: no shell execution, no outbound network calls from tool logic, no secrets, and input size is capped at 64KB with batch limits. Permissions are minimal and match the stated purpose; the only notable observation is the intentional lack of auth, which is documented. Supply chain analysis found 2 known vulnerabilities in dependencies (1 critical, 0 high severity).

6 files analyzed · 5 issues found

Security scores are indicators to help you make informed decisions, not guarantees. Always review permissions before connecting any MCP server.

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HTTP Network Access

Connects to external APIs or services over the internet.

How to Install & Connect

Available as Local & Remote

This plugin can run on your machine or connect to a hosted endpoint. during install.

Documentation

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From the project's GitHub README.

DecisionsCalc MCP server

Calculators built on official rules, for AI agents. Free, no key, read-only.

Every result includes the calculator page a person can open and the official sources (gov.ie, Revenue, Citizens Information, GOV.UK, Canada.ca, Québec.ca, ATO, IRD…) it is based on, so an agent can cite them. Rates are dated and re-checked when budgets change.

Use it

{ "mcpServers": { "decisionscalc": { "type": "http", "url": "https://decisionscalc.com/mcp" } } }

Example call:

curl -s https://decisionscalc.com/mcp -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"ireland_rent_tax_credit","arguments":{"monthlyRent":1500}}}'

Tools

ToolWhat it doesCalculator
ireland_what_can_i_claimIreland: list the social welfare payments and tax credits a household may get (Child Benefit, New Baby Grant, Working Family Payment, Maternity Benefit, Carer’s Allowance, State Pension, Fuel Allowance, Rent Tax Credit) with estimated amounts, using official 2026/2027 rates.page
ireland_working_family_paymentIreland: estimate the Working Family Payment (weekly, tax-free) for a family, from gross pay, number of children and hours worked, using the official income limits (2026, and +€30 from January 2027) and the 60% rule.page
ireland_rent_tax_creditIreland: how much Rent Tax Credit a renter can claim for each year 2022–2026 (20% of rent, capped per year), including back-claims. Claims for 2022 must be made by 31 December 2026 (Revenue four-year rule).page
ireland_carers_allowanceIreland: estimate the weekly Carer’s Allowance from the official means test (income disregard €1,000/€2,000 from July 2026, €1,150/€2,300 from July 2027; savings bands; Department rate table).page
ireland_fuel_allowanceIreland: check the Fuel Allowance means test (66+: €534 a week single, €640.80 from January 2027; under 66 needs a qualifying payment) and the 2026/27 season amount (€38, then €43 a week; €1,134 in lump sums).page
ireland_state_pension_contributoryIreland: estimate the State Pension (Contributory) weekly rate under the Department’s Total Contributions Approach (paid PRSI + up to 520 credits + HomeCaring Periods; 2,080 for the full rate).page
ireland_budget_2027_take_homeIreland: take-home pay in 2026 against 2027 after Budget 2027 (income tax bands and credits, USC, PRSI, rent credit), line by line.page
ireland_maternity_leave_payIreland: each parent’s take-home pay in the year of maternity/paternity/parent’s leave against a normal year (Maternity Benefit €299 a week in 2026, €309 from 2027; taxed but no USC or PRSI), the household gap and a monthly saving target.page
ireland_help_to_buyIreland: Help to Buy refund for a first-time buyer of a new build or self-build: the lesser of €35,000 (contracts from 7 October 2026; €30,000 before), 10% of the price, or income tax + DIRT paid in the previous 4 years; price limit €500,000; mortgage at least 70% of the price. Scheme runs to the end of 2029.page
ireland_capital_gains_taxIreland: capital gains tax on a disposal (shares, crypto, property other than your home): 31% for disposals from 7 October 2026 (33% before), 33% on development land, €1,270 annual exemption, losses, and the payment deadline (15 December for January–November disposals). Not for Irish/EU ETFs or funds, which pay exit tax.page
ireland_inheritance_gift_taxIreland: Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT) on a gift or inheritance: group threshold by relationship (A child €420,000, B sibling/niece/nephew/grandchild/parent €44,000, C everyone else €22,000 from 7 October 2026; €400,000/€40,000/€20,000 before), 33% above the unused threshold after earlier benefits in the same group since 5 December 1991, the €3,000 small gift exemption, whether an IT38 return is needed (above 80% of the threshold) and the 31 October pay-and-file date. Spouses and civil partners are exempt; reliefs (dwelling house, agricultural, business, favourite nephew) are not applied.page
ireland_myfuturefund_pensionIreland: MyFutureFund (pension auto-enrolment, started January 2026): what you, your employer and the State pay in (1.5/1.5/0.5% rising to 6/6/2% by year 10, on pay up to €80,000) and the projected pot at retirement.page
ireland_where_to_put_savingsIreland: compare where a lump sum ends up after tax over a number of years: State Savings (tax-free), a bank deposit (DIRT 33%), ETFs (exit tax with 8-year deemed disposal), shares (CGT 31%) and a pension (tax relief). Growth for market products is an assumption you set.page
ireland_pension_tax_reliefIreland: income tax relief on personal pension contributions and AVCs (occupational scheme, PRSA, RAC, PEPP): the age-related limit (under 30 15%, 30-39 20%, 40-49 25%, 50-54 30%, 55-59 35%, 60+ 40% of earnings up to €115,000), relief at the marginal rate (2026 or Budget 2027 bands; no USC or PRSI relief), the net cost and the room left this year.page
ireland_landlord_rental_taxIreland: tax on residential rental income for an individual landlord: profit after mortgage interest (deductible only for RTB-registered tenancies), other expenses and 12.5% wear and tear, income tax at the marginal rate on top of salary (2026 or Budget 2027 bands), the Residential Premises Rental Income Relief (up to €1,000, 20% of profit), USC with the 3% surcharge on non-PAYE income over €100,000, and PRSI on unearned income over €5,000 for employees under 66.page
uk_stamp_duty_england_niUK: Stamp Duty Land Tax for England and Northern Ireland at 2026/27 rates, band by band: standard, first-time buyer relief (nil to £300,000, up to £500,000) or additional property (+5% on every band), plus the 2% non-resident surcharge.page
scotland_lbttScotland: Land and Buildings Transaction Tax at 2026/27 rates, band by band, with first-time buyer relief (nil band to £175,000) or the 8% Additional Dwelling Supplement.page
wales_lttWales: Land Transaction Tax at 2026/27 rates, band by band (nil band £225,000 for everyone; no first-time buyer relief) or the higher rates for additional properties.page
canada_ei_maternity_parentalCanada (outside Quebec): EI maternity and parental benefits for 2026: 55% of insurable earnings up to $729 a week (standard) or 33% up to $437 (extended), 15 weeks maternity, parental weeks, one-week waiting period.page
quebec_qpipQuebec: QPIP (RQAP) parental insurance for 2026 for both parents: basic or special plan, birth or adoption, earnings up to $103,000, weekly amounts and totals, with the shareable weeks split between parents.page
australia_private_health_rebate_mlsAustralia: private health insurance rebate (1 April 2026 – 31 March 2027) and Medicare Levy Surcharge for 2026–27 by income tier, single or family, and age band: whether hospital cover saves you tax.page
new_zealand_kiwisaverNew Zealand: KiwiSaver balance at 65 under the 2026 rules (default and employer minimum 3.5%, 4% from April 2028; government contribution 25c per $1 up to $260.72; ESCT on employer contributions; PIR tax on returns). Returns are an assumption you set.page
parental_leave_income_gapStatutory parental leave pay for a birth parent and the income gap against normal pay (gross, before tax) in the UK (Statutory Maternity Pay), Ireland (Maternity Benefit), Canada (EI), Quebec (QPIP), Australia (Parental Leave Pay) or a US state’s paid family and medical leave (us-CA, us-NY, us-NJ, us-WA, us-MA and the rest; us-XX = no state program, FMLA unpaid), with an optional employer top-up.page
uk_voluntary_ni_from_abroadUK State Pension for people living outside the UK: which gap years (2020–21 to 2026–27) can still be filled with voluntary National Insurance after the 6 April 2026 change, at Class 2 (£3.65/wk, years to 2025–26 only) or Class 3 (£18.40/wk), each year’s cost and 5 April deadline, and the State Pension gain (1/35 of £241.30 a week per year, up to 35 years) with payback.page

What is in this repository

  • src/lib/agent-tools.ts: the tool definitions (input schemas, which calculation each runs, sources).
  • src/lib/mcp-server.ts + functions/mcp.ts: the stateless MCP server (JSON-RPC: initialize, tools/list, tools/call, ping) running as a Cloudflare Pages Function.
  • src/lib/webmcp.ts: the same tools registered for in-browser agents (WebMCP) on decisionscalc.com.
  • src/lib/calc/*.ts: the calculations, each with its official sources in the header and a test file reproducing the government's own worked examples where one exists. Run npm install && npm test.

This is a read-only mirror of the code running on decisionscalc.com, published so it can be audited. Licence: source available, all rights reserved (see LICENSE.md). Using the hosted endpoint is free.

Results are general information, not financial, tax or legal advice. The relevant government department decides.

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