Take-home pay calculator — Australia 2026–27

TaxTakeHome shows your Australian take-home pay for 2026-27, the financial year that started on 1 July 2026. Enter your salary and the calculator works out income tax, the Medicare levy, any surcharge, HECS/HELP and super, then gives you a yearly, monthly, fortnightly and weekly figure. Every number comes from dated ATO rate datasets, and each page shows the date its rates are current as of. Estimates only, not advice.

Take-home pay calculator

Salary (annual)

Financial year

Salary is

HECS/HELP debtPrivate hospital coverClaiming tax-free threshold

$67,280 take-home per year

$5,607/month · $2,588/fortnight · $1,294/week

Income tax: $16,020
Medicare levy: $1,700
Super (12%, on top): $10,200
Average tax rate: 20.85%
Marginal rate: 32%

Full breakdown for $85,000 →

Estimates from dated ATO datasets. Actual PAYG withholding per payslip can differ slightly. Medicare low-income thresholds shown are the latest published (2025-26); the ATO sets each year's retrospectively.

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This year's rates (2026–27)

15%second tax bracket ($18,201 – $45,000), down from 16%All brackets →
$69,528HECS/HELP repayment threshold — repay 15c per $1 above itThresholds & rates →
12%super guarantee, paid on top of salary (the final legislated rate)Super calculator →
2%Medicare levy on taxable income (low-income shade-in applies)How it works →

Reports

The same salary, twelve tax years — six salaries run through every Australian tax scale from 2015-16 to 2026–27, showing what a decade of cuts and one quiet clawback did to the tax on unchanged pay.