Tax Calculators
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GST, income tax and stamp duty calculators using ATO and state rates.
- GST Calculator
- Income Tax Calculator Soon
- Stamp Duty Calculator Soon
Rates from the ATO and state revenue offices
Calculators built for Australia: GST, ATO tax rates, superannuation and stamp duty by state. Every tool links to its official source and shows when it was checked.
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Add 10% GST to a price, or find the GST already included in a total. In Australia GST is 10% of the GST-exclusive price, which means the GST inside a GST-inclusive price is one eleventh of it. The calculator shows the amount excluding GST, the GST and the amount including GST together.
Worked example
$110 including GST. The GST is $110 ÷ 11 = $10.00, so the price excluding GST is $110 − $10 = $100.00. Going the other way, adding GST to $100 gives $100 × 10% = $10 GST and a GST-inclusive price of $110.00.
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1 live · 2 coming soon
GST, income tax and stamp duty calculators using ATO and state rates.
Rates from the ATO and state revenue offices
1 live · 1 coming soon
Take-home pay and superannuation guarantee calculators.
Rates from the ATO and super guarantee rules
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Home loan repayment and car loan calculators in Australian dollars.
Rates from standard lender amortization formulas
Why trust the numbers
A calculator is only as good as its rates. Every Australia tool shows where its numbers come from and when they were last checked.
Each tool links to the law, notice or tariff it uses.
The last-checked date sits on every tool page.
A step-by-step example lets you check the maths yourself.
| Date | Tool | Source |
|---|---|---|
| GST Calculator | Australian Taxation Office: GST | |
| Super Calculator | Australian Taxation Office: Super guarantee | |
| Home Loan Calculator | Moneysmart (ASIC): Mortgage calculator |
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FAQ
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Each tool links to the official notification, law or policy it uses, for example the ATO for GST, income tax and super, and each state revenue office for stamp duty, and shows the date it was last checked.
Whenever the government or regulator changes them. Income tax and super changes usually start on 1 July with the new financial year. GST has been 10% since it began in 2000.
Yes. Every Australia tool is free, needs no account and works on mobile and desktop.
No. The calculators run in your browser, so the amounts, salary or marks you enter are never sent to us or stored.
Use the result as a careful estimate. For a tax return, invoice dispute or application, the official notice or the department always has the final word, which is why every tool links to its source.