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Australia Financial Calculators
Calculate salary, bonuses, and more with accurate federal tax and Medicare levy rates for Australia.
Salary Tools
Essential salary and income calculators for Australia
Net Salary Calculator
Calculate your take-home pay after federal tax and Medicare levy
- Federal Tax
- Medicare Levy
- Take-Home Pay
Bonus Calculator
See what you'll keep after tax when you get a bonus
- Bonus Tax
- Federal Tax
- Medicare Levy
Hourly to Salary Calculator
Convert hourly rates to annual salaries and vice versa
- Hourly Rate
- Annual Salary
- Weekly Hours
Pro-Rata Calculator
Adjust salaries for part-time or contract roles
- Part-Time
- Contract Work
- Proportional Pay
Second Job Calculator
Calculate tax implications of having multiple jobs
- Multiple Jobs
- Combined Income
- Withholding Estimate
About These Calculators
Our Australian salary calculators estimate take-home pay using official ATO federal income tax brackets and the 2% Medicare levy. Australia has no state or territory income tax, so calculations are simpler than in many other countries. Each calculator uses current tax rates for the selected financial year (July–June). Results are estimates for planning purposes—for official figures, refer to the Australian Taxation Office.
How Is Take-Home Pay Calculated in Australia?
Federal income tax uses progressive brackets (2025-26: 0% up to $18,200, then 16%, 30%, 37%, and 45% on higher bands). The Medicare levy is 2% of taxable income for most taxpayers, with low-income thresholds. Net salary = gross salary minus federal tax, Medicare levy, and any salary sacrifice super. Employer super (12% from July 2025) is paid on top of your salary—it is not deducted from take-home pay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Australian salary calculations
?How does Australian income tax work?
Australia uses a progressive federal tax system with a tax-free threshold of $18,200. The Medicare levy of 2% also applies to most taxpayers. There is no state or territory income tax.
?What is the Medicare levy?
The Medicare levy is 2% of your taxable income, which helps fund the public health system. Low-income earners may pay a reduced levy or none at all.
?Does Australia have state income tax?
No. Australia has no state or territory income tax. Only federal income tax and the Medicare levy apply nationwide.
?What about superannuation?
Employers must contribute 12% to super (from July 2025). This is paid on top of your salary. Salary sacrifice contributions can reduce your taxable income.
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