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Australia Income Tax Calculator 2025-26

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Estimate your Australia income tax and Medicare levy for 2025-26 from your gross income โ€” with your taxable income, effective and marginal rates, and after-tax pay.

Reviewed by the TryClearTally editorial team ยท Last updated July 4, 2026 ยท Methodology & sources

Tax year

2025-26

Top rate

45%

Currency

AUD

Also includes

Medicare levy

2025-26 income year (ATO figures)

$

After-tax income

$70,412

Total tax $19,588 ยท 21.8% effective rate

Taxable income

$90,000

Income tax

$17,788

Medicare levy (2%)

$1,800

Marginal rate

30%

On your last unit of income

Effective rate

21.8%

All taxes รท gross

What's included (2025-26 income year (ATO figures))

  • Australian resident rates including the 2% Medicare levy. The low-income Medicare levy reduction/exemption is not modeled.
  • The Medicare Levy Surcharge (for high earners without private hospital cover) and HELP/HECS repayments are not included.
  • Employer super guarantee (12%) is paid on top of your salary and isn't a tax on you.

This is an estimate for planning only, not tax advice.

Australia income tax bands (2025-26)

Rates apply to taxable income (resident). Each rate is charged only on the income within its band.

RateIncome band
0%$0 โ€“ $18,200
16%$18,200 โ€“ $45,000
30%$45,000 โ€“ $135,000
37%$135,000 โ€“ $190,000
45%$190,000 and up

What this Australia estimate covers

  • Australian resident rates including the 2% Medicare levy. The low-income Medicare levy reduction/exemption is not modeled.
  • The Medicare Levy Surcharge (for high earners without private hospital cover) and HELP/HECS repayments are not included.
  • Employer super guarantee (12%) is paid on top of your salary and isn't a tax on you.

FAQ

It depends on your income. Enter your gross annual income in the calculator above to estimate your Australia income tax and Medicare levy, along with your effective and marginal rates and after-tax income. Figures use the 2025-26 income year (ATO figures).

Australia figures use the 2025-26 income year (ATO figures). Estimates for planning only, not tax advice.