Quick answer: Salary after tax with ATO resident rates, the 2% Medicare levy and the low-income offset. $90,000 takes home about $70,412 — with super shown honestly on top.
ATO resident brackets, the 2% Medicare levy and the low-income tax offset, computed properly for 2024–25. The default $90,000 salary takes home about $70,412 — $2,708 a fortnight — with employer super shown honestly as the 12% that sits on top of salary, not inside it. A package-includes-super toggle strips the guarantee out first, because 'the package' and 'the salary' differing by 12% is the most common Australian pay misunderstanding.
About $70,412 for 2024–25: $17,788 of income tax plus a $1,800 Medicare levy — an effective rate near 22%, while the marginal rate on your next dollar is 32% (30% bracket + 2% levy). Per fortnight, the pay cycle most of Australia lives on, that is about $2,708.
Usually not — the 12% superannuation guarantee is paid by your employer on top of base salary. But 'package' offers often quote the total including super, which makes them sound 12% richer than the take-home reality. The toggle strips super out of a package figure so you compare offers on the same footing.
LITO knocks up to $700 off the tax bill for incomes under about $66,700, tapering out as income rises. It is applied automatically at tax time, not in your payslip withholding — one reason low-income refunds often land larger than expected.
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