Australian Pay Calculator 2025-26

Calculate your take-home pay, income tax, Medicare levy, and superannuation. Updated with the latest 2025-26 tax rates.

Income Details

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Annual Breakdown

Total

$112,000

Net Pay

$77,212

Income Tax

$20,788

Medicare

$2,000

Superannuation

$12,000

Tax Summary

Gross Income$100,000
Income Tax-$20,788
Medicare Levy-$2,000
Superannuation+$12,000
Net Pay (Take Home)$77,212
Effective Tax Rate22.8%
Marginal Tax Rate30%

Pay Period Breakdown

PeriodGrossTaxMedicareSuperNet Pay
Annual$100,000$20,788$2,000$12,000$77,212
Monthly$8,333$1,732$167$1,000$6,434
Fortnightly$3,846$800$77$462$2,970
Weekly$1,923$400$38$231$1,485
Daily$385$80$8$46$297
Hourly$48.08$9.99$0.96$5.77$37.12

This calculator uses 2025-26 Australian tax rates and is for educational purposes only. It does not account for tax offsets, deductions, or other individual circumstances. Please consult a registered tax agent for personalised advice.

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How Australian Income Tax Works

Australia uses a progressive tax system, meaning higher portions of your income are taxed at higher rates. This calculator uses the 2025-26 tax brackets which continue the Stage 3 tax cuts.

2025-26 Tax Brackets

  • $0 - $18,200: Tax-free threshold
  • $18,201 - $45,000: 16 cents per dollar
  • $45,001 - $135,000: 30 cents per dollar
  • $135,001 - $190,000: 37 cents per dollar
  • $190,001+: 45 cents per dollar

Understanding Your Results

Gross Pay is your total salary before any deductions. Income Tax is calculated based on the tax brackets above. Medicare Levy is a 2% levy that helps fund Australia's public health system. Superannuation is your employer's contribution to your retirement fund (12% in 2025-26). Net Pay is your take-home amount after tax and Medicare.