Take-home pay calculator

Enter your salary and see what you really take home after income tax and the Medicare levy — with super shown on top. Up to date for 2025-26.

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Estimate for FY 2025-26 with resident tax rates and the 2% Medicare levy. Superannuation (12%) is paid by your employer on top and is shown separately. Excludes HELP/HECS, offsets and the Medicare levy surcharge.
Monthly take-home pay
$5,868
$70,412 net per year · total tax 21.8%
Gross salary
$90,000
Income tax
$17,788
Medicare levy 2%
$1,800
Take-home (annual)
$70,412
Super (paid on top) 12%
+$10,800
Take-home Tax Medicare
How it works

From gross to take-home in Australia

Your pay has two deductions: income tax (progressive, tax-free up to $18,200) and the 2% Medicare levy. On top of your salary, your employer pays superannuation — 12% in 2025-26 — into your super fund, which is not part of your take-home but is your retirement savings.

Good to know

Your average tax rate is always lower than your top (marginal) rate, because the lower brackets are taxed first and the first $18,200 is tax-free.

FAQ

Common questions

It depends on your contract. If your salary is "plus super", the 12% is paid on top and is not part of take-home. If it is "including super", the super is carved out of the package.
A 2% levy on taxable income that funds the public health system. It phases in for low incomes and you may pay a surcharge if you earn a lot without private hospital cover.
No. Student loan (HECS/HELP) repayments are extra and depend on your income. This estimate covers income tax and the Medicare levy only.
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