Second Job Tax Calculator Australia
See how much of a second income you may keep after final tax, then test whether the PAYG withheld across both jobs is likely to cover it.
Uses resident tax, Medicare, LITO and PAYG schedules for the selected year.
The ATO generally says to claim the threshold from only one payer when combined income exceeds $18,200.
PAYG is projected as 52 even weekly payments. Irregular hours, deductions, offsets, salary sacrifice and employer variations can change the actual year-end result.
What this estimate includes
- There is no special second-job tax rate; annual income is combined.
- Shows the marginal tax, Medicare and optional HELP effect of the extra income.
- Separates final annual liability from pay-period withholding.
- Models the tax-free threshold claimed or not claimed at the second job.
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay more tax because I have a second job?
Should I claim the tax-free threshold on my second job?
Why can two jobs cause a tax bill?
Can I ask my employer to withhold extra tax?
Tax Accuracy & Sources
Reviewed: 28 July 2026 · Tax year: 2025-26 and 2026-27
Indicative Australian-resident estimate using annual income, Medicare, LITO, optional HELP and standard PAYG schedules. It assumes 52 even weekly pays and excludes deductions, offsets, irregular payments, salary packaging and withholding variations.