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Australia — Income Tax

Resident rates with optional Medicare levy & offsets.

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Individuals use marginal brackets; companies typically use a flat rate.

Enter income after deductions.

Enter genrated revenue .

Enter Cost.

Standard Medicare levy is 2% (residents). Typically not applied to companies.

PAYG withheld or total tax already paid.

Result

Income After Tax
Total Income Tax
Medicare levy
Total Tax ( tax + levy)
Tax Paid on Your Income
Tax Payable

Result

Annual Cost
Annual Revenue
Total Taxable Income
Total Tax
Tax Paid On Your Income
Tax Payable

How your tax is calculated

Individual vs Non-individual (company)
Individual (resident)
  • Taxed by marginal brackets you listed above.
  • Medicare levy (if selected) is added.
  • Offsets (e.g., LITO) may reduce calculated tax.
Non-individual (company)
  • Typically a flat rate (e.g., 25% or 30%) on taxable income.
  • Medicare levy not applicable.
  • Offsets differ or don’t apply like individuals (handled in company tax rules).
Common offsets (how & when applied)

Offsets reduce your calculated tax (they don’t reduce taxable income). In this calculator you can implement them after computing bracket tax.

Offset Applies to income Amount / Formula How to apply
LITO (Low Income Tax Offset) Up to ~$66,667 (phases out) Example: max $700; reduces by 5c per $1 above ~$37,500 until nil. Compute bracket tax → subtract LITO (not below zero).
Senior & pensioner (SAPTO) Eligible seniors; thresholds vary Capped offset that phases out as income rises. Apply after bracket tax; depends on eligibility.
Zone/Overseas forces Specific living/service criteria Fixed or scaled amounts Add after brackets; confirm eligibility.

Notes: Offsets are capped and subject to eligibility. Exact thresholds/amounts can change; confirm current values for production use.

Step-by-step (calculation order)
  1. Start with taxable income (after deductions).
  2. If Individual: compute tax via the marginal brackets you provided.
  3. If Company: compute tax = income × (rate/100).
  4. Apply offsets (e.g., LITO) to reduce tax, not below zero.
  5. Add Medicare levy (if selected and Individual).
  6. Total payable = tax after offsets + levy.
  7. Compare with Tax paid → you get remaining payable (or refund).
  8. Take-home = income − total payable.
Examples
Individual (with LITO & levy)

Income $45,000, levy 2%.

  • Bracket tax (per your schedule): $4,288 + 30%×(45,000−45,000)= $4,288.
  • Illustrative LITO: say $700 (phase rules may reduce).
  • Tax after offsets: $4,288 − $700 = $3,588 (min 0).
  • Levy: 45,000 × 2% = $900.
  • Total payable ≈ $4,488.
Company (flat rate)

Income $90,000, rate 25%.

  • Company tax: $90,000 × 25% = $22,500.
  • No Medicare levy.
  • Total payable ≈ $22,500 (before any company-specific adjustments).

Examples are illustrative; wire your exact rules into the calculator logic.

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