What is Take Home Pay?

Take Home Pay is the pay you receive after the deduction of taxes from your Gross Pay, including:

• HECS-HELP.
• Income Tax

You can calculate how Take Home Pay is affected by tax payments here, simply select the advanced tax calculator and enter your Take Home Pay details

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Further Information and Guides for Tax in Australia

• LMITO: Low and Middle Income Tax Offset
• Accessing your superannuation
• Back payments
• Claiming unpaid superannuation from your employer
• Employee superannuation explained
• Exceeded superannuation cap: What to do?
• Excess consessional contribution charge
• Gross pay
• Hecs Help Debt
• Higher education loan program
• How to grow your superannuation
• Income tax
• Long service leave
• Low income tax offset
• Medicare
• Medicare Levy
• Medicare levy surcharge
• Withholdings from allowances
• Australian resident for tax purposes, Explained.
• Understanding the Australian Income Tax System
• Income and Payroll Reporting in Australia
• 2015 Tax Tables
• 2017 Tax Tables
• 2019 Tax Tables
• 2014 Tax Tables
• 2016 Tax Tables
• 2018 Tax Tables
• 2020 Tax Tables
• PAYG withholding
• Payments to employees made redundant
• Payments you need to withhold from
• Repayments of overpaid amounts
• Residency status for taxation purposes
• Student financial supplement scheme
• Superannuation changes explained
• Superannuation contributions cap explained
• Superannuation explained
• Superannuation payments explained
• Superannuation tax guide explained
• Take home pay
• Tax free threshold
• Tax offset entitlements
• Taxable income
• Tracking your superanuation growth
• Trade support loan repayment
• Ultimate Guide to Tax Deductions in Australia
• How to complete a Tax Return in Australia (A Step by Step Guide)
• Australia Tax Offsets and Tax Rebates