Australia · 2026–27 · 12% SG

Does that salary include super — or is super on top?

Convert a total package including super into estimated base salary, or add 12% super to a base salary. Then check tax, Medicare, optional HELP and cash take-home.

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Medicare includedUses the standard individual 2026–27 Medicare levy model.

Estimated base salary$0
Estimated super at 12%$0
Total package$0
Resident income tax$0
Medicare levy$0
HELP/STSL$0
Estimated annual cash take-home$0
Monthly cash take-home$0
Fortnightly cash take-home$0
Weekly cash take-home$0

Package assumption: the full base salary is treated as qualifying earnings for the simplified 12% super calculation. Real packages can contain components treated differently. Copying the result happens locally on your device.

Example

$112,000 package including super is not a $112,000 salary

Under the simple 12% assumption, a $112,000 package including super splits to about $100,000 base salary plus about $12,000 super. If an employer says “$100,000 plus super”, the total package is about $112,000.

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