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Australia Financial Suite

Income tax with the new 15% bracket, super at the 12% guarantee rate, payday super timing, mortgages, and capital gains, every tool built on the 2026-27 ATO schedules.

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Australia's 2026-27 settings, explained

The ATO's July-to-June schedules drive every result: the new 15% bracket, the 12% Super Guarantee, payday super timing, and the CGT discount.

Income tax, Medicare Levy, and Division 293

Tax is calculated on marginal rates above the $18,200 tax-free threshold (15% new for 2026-27, then 30%, 37%, and 45%), plus the 2% Medicare Levy. Singles over $105,000 without hospital cover add the Medicare Levy Surcharge of 1% to 1.5%. High earners face Division 293: an extra 15% tax on concessional super contributions once combined income and super pass $250,000.

Superannuation under payday super

Employers contribute 12% of ordinary time earnings, and from 1 July 2026 each contribution must reach the fund within 7 business days of payday. The projection math compounds those contributions after the 15% contributions tax and fund fees; the earlier landing dates alone add meaningfully to a career-length balance, which the payday super calculators here quantify.

Offset accounts and the CGT discount

Offset interest math is daily: (principal − offset balance) × annual rate ÷ 365. Every dollar parked in offset earns your mortgage rate tax-free, which almost always beats a savings account at the same rate. On the investing side, the 50% CGT discount for 12-month holdings is the single biggest legal tax lever available to individual investors; the calculators show the before/after on your own gain.

Research-Backed ToolsBuilt by Galvin Mendonca, Finance Researcher
All figures from primary government sources. Last updated July 2026.

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