Enter your pay in any form — hourly, weekly or annual — and see income tax, Medicare levy and HELP repayments taken out, plus the super your employer pays on top.
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How this is worked out
Employer super uses the rate you enter (12% by default, the superannuation guarantee minimum). If your pay includes super, your salary is worked out as package ÷ (1 + super rate).
Assumes you are an Australian resident for the whole year, claim the tax-free threshold, and have one job. Uses 52 weeks, 26 fortnights and 12 months a year.
2026–27 resident rates: nil to $18,200, 15% to $45,000, 30% to $135,000, 37% to $190,000, 45% above. The low income tax offset (up to $700) is applied.
2027–28 uses the legislated cut of the 15% rate to 14%. Its HELP and Medicare thresholds aren't published yet, so the 2026–27 figures are used. See tax rates by year for earlier years.
Medicare levy is 2%, reduced for low incomes. The 2026–27 low-income thresholds haven't been published yet, so the 2025–26 thresholds ($28,011–$35,013) are used.
HELP repayments use the marginal system: 2026–27 starts above $69,528 (2025–26: $67,000). Repayment income is taken to equal taxable income.
This is an estimate for planning. Your employer's PAYG withholding can differ slightly, and your final tax is settled when you lodge your return.