Tax Bracket Finder
Find which Australian resident income tax bracket your annual salary falls into and see the marginal rate that applies to your next dollar earned.
Your results
Calculation breakdown
- Bracket lookup
- Find bracket where income falls between 'over' and 'upTo'
- Marginal rate
- Rate applied to income above the bracket's 'over' threshold
Worked example
Someone earning $80,000 a year falls in the $45,001–$135,000 bracket, taxed at a 30% marginal rate with $4,020 of base tax already accrued from lower brackets.
Assumptions
- Uses Australian resident individual tax brackets.
- Does not include the Medicare levy or any offsets.
Sources
Rates effective 1 July 2026.
How this calculator works
Enter your annual taxable income to see which resident tax bracket you sit in, the marginal rate on your next dollar earned, and the base tax already accrued for lower brackets. It uses the current ATO resident tax brackets sourced from the site's central rates configuration, so results update automatically each financial year.
Rates sourced from the Australian Taxation Office for the 2026–27 financial year. Last reviewed 01/07/2026.
Frequently asked questions
What is a tax bracket?
A tax bracket is an income range that is taxed at a set marginal rate; only income within that range is taxed at that rate.
Does earning more push all my income into a higher bracket?
No, only the income above each threshold is taxed at the higher marginal rate, not your entire income.
Is this for residents or non-residents?
This uses the resident tax brackets; non-resident and working holiday maker rates differ and are covered elsewhere on the site.
Rates and thresholds are configured for the 2026–27 Australian financial year and should be reviewed when government settings change.