Australia Calculators

Australia has a flat 10% GST (Goods and Services Tax) applied nationwide. Some items are GST-free including most basic food, certain medical services, and educational courses.

Australian income tax rates for residents for the 2025-26 financial year (1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026). The national minimum wage is $24.10/hour. Employers must contribute 12% superannuation on top of salary.

Full salary breakdown for Australian residents using 2025-26 tax brackets. Includes income tax, Medicare levy, superannuation, and net pay across all pay periods.

Calculate your actual take-home pay after income tax and Medicare levy using 2025-26 Australian resident tax rates.

Detailed bracket-by-bracket income tax breakdown for Australian residents using 2025-26 tax rates.

Calculate PAYG (Pay As You Go) withholding per pay period using 2025-26 Australian tax rates.

Calculate employer superannuation contributions at the 2025-26 SG rate of 12%. Super is paid on top of your base salary.

Convert an hourly rate to an annual salary using 38 standard hours per week (or custom hours). Includes tax and super calculations.

Convert an annual salary to an hourly rate. Shows both gross and net hourly equivalents based on 2025-26 tax rates.

Calculate weekly take-home pay after tax using 2025-26 Australian resident tax rates. Divides annual net by 52 weeks.

Calculate fortnightly take-home pay after tax. Fortnightly (26 periods/year) is the most common pay frequency in Australia.

Calculate monthly take-home pay after tax. Divides annual net income by 12 months.

Calculate overtime pay with penalty rates (1.5x, 2x, 2.5x). Overtime begins after 38 hours/week for most full-time employees.

Convert any pay period (hourly, daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly) to an annual salary with tax breakdown.

Calculate casual employee pay with casual loading (standard 25%). Casual loading compensates for lack of leave entitlements.

Calculate contractor/sole trader tax with deductible expenses and GST obligations. GST registration required if turnover exceeds $75,000.

Calculate tax on bonus payments using the marginal method (Schedule 5, Method B). Bonus tax is the difference between total tax with and without the bonus.