Pay Calculator

How to use this PAYG Calculator?

Simply enter your Gross Income, select earning period and click "Calculate". This Calculator will display:

Income tax on your Gross earnings.
Medicare Levy (only if you are using medicare).
Superannuation paid by your employer (standard rate is 9.5% of your gross earnings).
Finally, Your Take Home Pay after deducting Income Tax and Medicare.
You can check any option if it applies to you.

Gross Salary :

Period:

Superannuation %:

Options

Includes Super

No Tax-free Threshold

Non-resident

Backpacker

Student Loan

Breakdown	Weekly	Fortnightly	Monthly	Yearly
Gross Income
Superannuation
Income Tax
Medicare levy
Help-Debt
Total Taxes
Net Income

Gross Income
Superannuation
Income Tax
Medicare levy
Help-Debt
Total Taxes
Net Income

Gross Income
Superannuation
Income Tax
Medicare levy
Help-Debt
Total Taxes
Net Income

Gross Income
Superannuation
Income Tax
Medicare levy
Help-Debt
Total Taxes
Net Income

Gross Income
Superannuation
Income Tax
Medicare levy
Help-Debt
Total Taxes
Net Income

You are entitled for $ Low Income Offset and $ Low and Middle Income Offset.

You may be entitled for Tax Offsets.

NOTE:Although calculations in this calculator are according to ATO Tax Threshholds, it should still be considered as an estimate only.

Calculations in this calculator assumes that you are single with no dependants.

What Is Difference Between Gross Income & Net Income?

Gross Income is the amount you earn in particular week, month or year.This amount includes income tax, medicare levy, and other possible deductions.
Net Income is your take home pay which you get after paying all taxes.

What is Australian Tax Year

Unlike normal Calendar year, Australian Tax year starts on 1st July and end on 30th June.All the tax lodgment must be done before 31st October to avoid penalty.

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