2026-2027 tax cuts ahead: saving you $1,072 each year
A summary of the legislated cuts, what they mean for take-home pay, and how to plan around them.
The legislated tax cuts continue to roll out, with most full-time PAYG earners seeing around $1,072 in additional take-home pay per year once fully phased in.
For business owners drawing a wage from their own company, the planning question is whether to lift the salary, increase super contributions, or leave more profit in the business. The right answer depends on your effective tax rate.
We model this for clients each financial year - a 30-minute review is usually enough to lock in a plan.
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