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Individual · Resident for tax purposes · Working in Australia
PAYG & Income Tax Calculator
Estimate your Australian income tax, Medicare levy and take‑home pay across weekly, fortnightly, monthly and annual pay cycles — based on ATO resident tax rates by financial year.
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Weekly
Fortnightly
Monthly
Annual
Enter the amount for whichever frequency you're paid — the calculator converts it automatically. Assumes this figure is your full taxable salary (before tax, no other deductions).
On top of employer Super Guarantee. Only feeds into the Division 293 estimate below — it doesn't change your take‑home pay figures, since salary sacrifice is a separate arrangement with your employer.
Result
Estimated take‑home pay (annual)
$0
Effective tax rate 0% · gross annual salary $0
Pay cycle
Gross
PAYG withheld
Net pay
Taxable income (annual)
$0
Gross income taxProgressive marginal brackets
$0
Low Income Tax OffsetNon‑refundable offset
−$0
Medicare levy2%, phased in for low incomes
$0
Medicare Levy SurchargeNo private hospital cover
$0
HELP / HECS repaymentCompulsory study loan repayment
$0
Total annual tax & levies
$0
Net annual income
$0
How your income falls across tax brackets
Separate ATO bill — not part of your pay or the figures above
Division 293 tax · high income super
Assessed after you lodge your tax return, typically 2–4 weeks after your notice of assessment
Income + concessional super contributionsTested against the $250,000 threshold
$0
Employer Super Guarantee12% of ordinary time earnings
$0
Voluntary salary sacrifice
$0
Estimated Division 293 tax15% on the lesser of contributions, or the excess over $250,000
$0
This amount is never withheld through PAYG and doesn't reduce your pay packet. The ATO bills it directly once your tax return and super fund's contribution data are both processed — you then choose to pay it personally or have it released from your super balance.