Pay Calculator:
Most popular pay calculations last year in: NSW - VIC - QLD
How to use this Pay Calculator?
- Enter your salary/wage;
- Choose if that's annual, monthly, fortnightly or weekly amount;
- Select other options if that applies to you; and
- Click "CALCULATE"!
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Take Home Pay is Different than your Paycheck?
This pay calculator uses official ATO tax rates to calculate your pay after taxes. Your employer may use ATO tax tables to calculate your taxes and thus you might be getting different amount. Usually you pay more tax this way and that's why you get tax refund from the ATO after you submit the tax return.
For example:
How much do you pay in taxes if you make 50000 a year?
If you make $50,000 in taxable income in Australia, then first $18,200 is not taxed, next $18,800 is taxed at 19%, and the rest $13,000 is taxed at 32.5%. That means you pay a total of $7,797 in income tax, $1,000 in Medicare Levy and get $250 in tax offset. $41,453 is yours to keep. (Source: ATO Tax Rates)
However by using ATO tax tables your employer will deduct $732 per month if salary is paid monthly and in total $8,784 during financial year (12 x $732). The difference is $237 and that's what you are going to get back assuming you had no more income or work related expenses. Below is the table what you could get back based on your pay frequency:
| Pay Frequency | Earnings Per Pay Period | ATO Witholding | Tax Withold Annualy | Tax Refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly | $961 | $169 | $8,788 | $241 |
| Fortnightly | $1,923 | $338 | $8,788 | $241 |
| Monthly | $4,167 | $732 | $8,784 | $237 |