In addition, the Medicare Levy of 1.5% is also payable where a person’s taxable income exceeds a threshold amount. The threshold amount is indexed annually and varies, depending on a person’s circumstances. The Medicare Levy is increased to 2.5% for single people with an income of $50,000 or more, and families with a combined income of $100,000 or more, unless they hold private health insurance.
Different tax rates apply for
- non-residents;
- those under the age of 18; and
- those who leave full-time education for the first time in a financial year.
Tax offsets are also available which reduce the amount of tax payable. Tax offsets may apply to you if you:
- have an income below $27,475;
- receive certain Australian government allowances and payments; or
- are a senior citizen; or
- have any dependents; or
- live in a remote area; or
- receive certain types of income or incur certain expenses.
DISCLAIMER: This information should be taken as a guide only. Sothertons takes no responsibility for the accuracy of this calculator.
This calculator provides basic tax rates only.
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local office for detailed advice on your tax situation.