Salary Calculator - Australia

Discover Your True Take-Home Pay with Our Net Salary & Taxable Income Calculator

Simply fill in your monthly gross salary, select any additional deductibles you are eligible to claim, and press calculate. The calculator will display how much you earn and pay, including: employer contributions, insurance payments, tax credits, discounts and bonuses.

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1. What is the Average Salary in Australia?

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the average annual salary in Australia is approximately $69,193. However, salaries can significantly differ based on job type and location. Below is a summary of average monthly salaries in various Australian states and territories:

State/Territory	Monthly Salary Before Tax	Monthly Salary After Tax
Australian Capital Territory	$6,716	$5,335
Northern Territory	$6,183	$4,972
New South Wales	$5,802	$4,713
Western Australia	$5,802	$4,713
Queensland	$5,633	$4,598
Victoria	$5,546	$4,539
Tasmania	$5,243	$4,333
South Australia	$5,200	$4,303

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics

2. What is the Minimum Salary in Australia?

In Australia, the national minimum wage is set at $23.23 per hour. For a standard 38-hour work week, this translates to a weekly wage of $882.80, or approximately $3,521 monthly, leading to an annual salary of around $45,905.

After accounting for taxes and the Medicare Levy, the estimated take-home pay is about $3,326 monthly or $768 weekly, showcasing Australia’s competitive minimum wage structure.

According to the Australian Workers Union

3. How Much Salary Should I Receive?

Our salary calculator helps you determine your net (or take-home) pay based on your gross salary. The calculator considers several factors:

The current tax rates in Australia.
Employer contributions to your superannuation, as per the super guarantee.
The Low-Income Tax Offset, which is applied after you complete your annual tax return.

4. 2024 Salary After Tax Breakdown in Australia

For example, with a gross annual income of $90,000, our Salary After Tax Calculator estimates your monthly tax obligation to be around $1,482, which is approximately 27.82% of your monthly income.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of taxes and contributions deducted from your earnings: