🇦🇺 Australian
2024–25 ATO
Australian income tax calculator
Your take-home as a tax resident vs a non-resident, side by side — updated live as you type.
Move the slider to see your verdict.
Your income
Gross annual income in AUD — drag or type
Medicare Levy
2% applies to most Australian tax residents. Non-residents don't pay it.
Apply Medicare Levy (resident)
No Medicare Levy (non-resident / exempt)
Where your income sits
Resident tax brackets, 2024–25 — the marker shows your marginal position
Summary
2024–25 ATO rates
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Resident net (AUD)
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Non-resident net (AUD)
Breakdown — tap any line to see why
🏠 As a resident
Income tax?—
Residents get the $18,200 tax-free threshold, then pay 16% / 30% / 37% / 45% as income rises. Only the slice of income inside each band is taxed at that band's rate — not your whole salary.
Medicare Levy?—
A flat 2% of taxable income that funds Australia's public health system. Some low-income earners and foreign residents are exempt — toggle it off on the left if that's you.
LITO offset?—
The Low Income Tax Offset: up to $700 back if you earn ≤ $37,500, tapering to zero at $66,667. It's automatic — no need to claim it.
Resident net take-home—
✈️ As a non-resident
Income tax?—
No tax-free threshold: non-residents pay 32.5% from the very first dollar, 37% above $135k and 45% above $190k. This is why residency status matters so much.
Medicare Levy?—
Non-residents are exempt — you can't use Medicare, so you don't fund it.
Non-resident net take-home—
Estimates only — 2024–25 ATO rates. This calculator uses the Stage 3 tax rates effective from 1 July 2024. It does not account for: the Low and Middle Income Tax Offset (LMITO — ended), Medicare Levy Surcharge, private health insurance rebate, salary sacrifice, reportable fringe benefits, capital gains, foreign income, superannuation tax, State/Territory payroll taxes, or specific ATO rulings. Always verify your tax position with a registered Australian tax agent.