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Net Salary Calculator (AU)

Calculate your Australian take-home pay after income tax, Medicare and super.

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About This Net Salary Calculator

This net salary calculator estimates your take-home pay after income tax, the Medicare levy and superannuation, using Australian resident tax rates. It turns a gross annual salary into the amount that actually lands in your bank account.

This is general information only and not tax advice. Your real net pay can differ due to HECS/HELP debts, salary sacrifice, tax offsets or Medicare levy exemptions. Check your situation with a registered tax agent.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between gross and net salary?+
Gross is your salary before deductions. Net (take-home) is what's left after income tax and the Medicare levy are taken out.
What gets deducted from my salary?+
Income tax (PAYG) and, for most residents, the 2% Medicare levy. Super is paid by your employer on top, not deducted from your wage.
Does this include HECS/HELP repayments?+
No. If you have a study loan, compulsory repayments above the threshold will further reduce your take-home pay.

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