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Take-Home Pay Calculator Australia

Work out what actually lands in your bank account each week, fortnight and month after all the usual deductions.

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After PAYG taxAfter Medicare levyAfter HELP/STSLSuper shown separately

Short answer

Your Australian take-home pay is gross pay less PAYG withholding, the 2% Medicare levy, any HELP/STSL repayment once your income passes $69,528, and any other deductions. Employer super of 12% goes to your fund on top and is not take-home pay, unless the salary was quoted including super.

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Estimated result

Take-home (monthly)

$5,323.33

$63,880 per year

Employer super

$9,600

Paid on top into super

Gross$80,000.00
Income tax-$14,520.00
Medicare levy-$1,600.00
Net pay$63,880.00
Effective tax 20.2%Marginal rate 30.0%Employer cost $89,600
General information only. This is an estimate and not tax, legal, financial or migration advice. Results may differ from your employer's payroll, the ATO or your final assessment. Always check official sources or a qualified professional.

What reduces your take-home pay

The biggest factors are income tax, the Medicare levy, HELP/STSL repayments, salary sacrifice and any post-tax deductions like union fees. A salary quoted including super also lowers your cash pay.

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Frequently asked questions

Is super taken out of my take-home pay?+

Not if your salary is 'plus super' - it is paid on top. If your salary 'includes super', part is redirected to your fund, lowering your cash pay.

Why did my take-home pay change?+

Common reasons are a pay rise crossing a threshold, a bonus, starting HELP/STSL repayments, or a change to the tax-free threshold claim. See our guide on why take-home pay changes.

Does it handle a second job?+

Turn off 'claim tax-free threshold' to estimate a second job, which is usually taxed without the threshold.

General information only. This is an estimate and not tax, legal, financial or migration advice. Results may differ from your employer's payroll, the ATO or your final assessment. Always check official sources or a qualified professional.
Sources & methodology

Last updated 13 August 2026. Figures use the 2026-27 financial year.

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