2026–27 resident tax rates used
The $18,201–$45,000 bracket is calculated at 15%. The 14% rate does not apply until 2027–28.
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Income tax estimate excludes Medicare levy, offsets, deductions, HELP/TSL repayments and other adjustments. Super is a simplified estimate: the explicit identifiable-overtime bucket is excluded, ordinary-time penalty/shift components remain included where applicable, and qualifying earnings may include other payments not modelled here. Qualifying earnings and ordinary time earnings are not identical concepts.
15% resident bracket$18,201–$45,000 for 2026–27
12% super guaranteeApplied to estimated qualifying earnings
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Super guarantee
From 1 July 2026, the super guarantee rate is 12% of qualifying earnings. This calculator displays an estimated super base rather than treating QE and OTE as the same thing.
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What this calculator is — and isn’t
Does this include the Medicare levy?
No. The income-tax figure is a simplified estimate and excludes Medicare levy, offsets, deductions, HELP/TSL repayments and other adjustments.
Are my numbers uploaded anywhere?
The calculator runs in your browser. Calculator input values are not intentionally sent to analytics.
How is identifiable overtime handled for super?
The explicit identifiable-overtime bucket is excluded from the displayed estimated qualifying earnings under this simplified model.