PayCalculator

• list_tax_years — Lists the Australian financial years the pay calculator supports. "year" is the year the financial year ends (e.g. 2027 = 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027). "current
• tax_rates — The Australian income tax brackets for a financial year and residency, as on the paycalculator.com.au income tax page, and optionally the income tax on an amoun
• inflation — Works out what an income needs to become to keep up with inflation (consumer price index) between two months, and what the unchanged income is worth after infla
• student_loan_repayment — Projects how long a student loan (HELP, HECS, VSL, SSL, TSL, SFSS) takes to repay with compulsory repayments, as the paycalculator.com.au student loan calculato
• child_care_subsidy — Works out the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) for each child and the gap fee the family pays, as the paycalculator.com.au childcare calculator does, with the 2026-27 i
• government_spending — Where a person's income tax goes: the federal budget's spending (health, social security and welfare, defence, education...) and the part of their tax that goes
• compare_income — Shows where an annual taxable income ranks among Australians, using the ATO taxation statistics behind the paycalculator.com.au income pages: the percentile of
• calculate_pay — Calculates Australian take-home pay, income tax, Medicare and superannuation using the paycalculator.com.au engine. Results are grouped into the same sections a

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