Free calculator · 2026-27 rates
What your pay is really worth.
Enter any salary to see your take-home pay by week, fortnight and month, where the rest goes, and the rate you actually pay. Free, no account, on this year's verified ATO rates (2026-27, with the new 15% bracket).
Your situation
Your take-home pay · 2026-27
79%is yours
$67,280a year, after tax
Month
$5,607
Fortnight
$2,588
Week
$1,294
Yours $67,280Income tax $16,020Medicare $1,700
Where it goes
Gross salary$85,000
Income tax− $16,020
Medicare levy− $1,700
Total tax and levies$17,720
Take-home pay$67,280
The rates you pay
On your next dollar32%
Across all your pay20.9%
- You keep 79c of every dollar you earn.
- A $1,000 pay rise is worth about $680 after tax.
- New for 2026-27: the $1,000 standard deduction is applied automatically at tax time, worth about $320 to you. Claim it or itemise?
- The first $18,200 you earn is tax-free.
Now see what you can claim back.
This shows tax on your salary alone. Deductions lower your taxable income. Pick your job on the homepage to see what people like you typically claim, and whether the $1,000 covers it.
Estimate only, on the verified 2026-27 ATO rates. It assumes a standard full-year resident (or the situation you pick) with no other income or deductions, and does not include study loan repayments. EOFYmate is not a registered tax agent. Always confirm with the ATO or a registered tax agent.