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Compare two job offers after tax.

Compare two job offers after tax — take-home pay, super, and HECS in one view.

About you

Personal settings used for both jobs.

Has HECS / HELP debtIncludes study and training loan repayments.

Has private health insuranceAvoids the Medicare Levy Surcharge if applicable.

Annual tax deductions

Work-related deductions claimed at tax time.

Annual salaryshowing as year

$/ year

$2k / year$300k / year

Equivalents

$75,000.00 / year

Work pattern

37.5 hrs · 5 d · 52 wks

Salary includes superTreat the entered amount as a total package.

Super & sacrifice

Rate 12% · sacrifice $0/yr

Bonus

Not included

Annual salaryshowing as year

$/ year

$2k / year$300k / year

Equivalents

$85,000.00 / year

Work pattern

37.5 hrs · 5 d · 52 wks

Salary includes superTreat the entered amount as a total package.

Super & sacrifice

Rate 12% · sacrifice $0/yr

Bonus

Not included

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Total Package

When comparing jobs, look beyond the base salary to super, bonuses, and other perks.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does this calculator use the latest ATO tax rates?

Yes — the calculator applies the official ATO income tax rates and thresholds for the financial year you select. Use the financial year selector at the top of the calculator to compare different years.

How is the Medicare Levy calculated?

The Medicare Levy is applied as a percentage of your taxable income at the rate set for the selected financial year. Low-income earners may be eligible for a reduction or exemption.

Does this include HECS/HELP repayments?

Yes — toggle 'Has HECS / HELP debt' on in the About you section and we calculate repayments using the selected financial year's thresholds and rates.

What is the difference between Gross and Net income?

Gross income is your total salary before tax. Net income is what lands in your bank account after tax, Medicare levy, and other deductions are taken out.

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