Super Contribution Calculator 2025–26

See how much super your employer pays, your remaining cap space for salary sacrifice, and the tax savings.

Last updated 18 July 2026 · Source: ATO — Super contributions · Financial year: 2026–27 Current 2026–27

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Enter your salary to see your employer super, remaining cap space, and potential tax savings from salary sacrifice.

Super Contribution Calculator

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How Super Contributions Work

Your employer pays 12% of your ordinary time earnings into super. This uses part of your $32,500 (2026–27) annual concessional cap. The remaining cap space is available for salary sacrifice or personal deductible contributions — taxed at 15% inside super instead of your marginal rate.

Learn about salary sacrifice → | Contribution caps explained →

Frequently Asked Questions

How much super does my employer pay?

12% of your ordinary time earnings (from 1 July 2025). On $90,000, that's $10,800/year.

What's the concessional cap?

$32,500/year in 2026–27. This includes employer super, salary sacrifice, and personal deductible contributions combined.

What Changed

18 Jul 2026 Updated for 2026–27: concessional cap $30,000 → $32,500, tax savings recomputed on the 15% second bracket, payday super wording now present tense.
Apr 2026 Calculator updated for 2025–26 rates
Last updated: 18 July 2026 · Source: ATO — Super contributions · Financial year: 2026–27