Does what I need - shows take home monthly, fortnightly pay
Response from developer
You're going to be pleased — this is exactly what the latest update fixes. There's now a Take Home Pay line that updates when you switch between weekly, fortnightly, monthly and yearly, so you'll see your net pay per period automatically, no manual maths. Two things you mentioned aren't in yet: a daily figure, and comparing several annual salaries side by side — both are noted for a future update. Sorry it frustrated you before; if the new take-home line does what you need, we'd be grateful if you'd consider updating your rating.
Retired self funded taxpayer
Response from developer
Hi Kenneth — thank you for the detailed feedback; it's exactly the kind that helps us make the app genuinely useful for self-funded retirees. Both things you asked for are now live in the latest update: • You can enter $0 salary income and go straight through to your results — no more being blocked. • There are new Franked Dividends and Franking Credits fields, and the estimate now shows a refund of excess imputation credits as a green "Estimated Tax Refund" line — so if you're living on franked dividends, you can finally see your expected refund, alongside SAPTO. If you get a chance to try it, we'd be grateful if you'd consider revisiting your rating — and if any figure doesn't match your return, please tell us, as we read every review. Thanks again for pushing us to get this right.
Developer updated!!
Response from developer
You asked for the one number that matters — what lands in your account each cycle — and it's now there. The newest update shows your take-home pay per pay period, so choose Monthly and you'll see exactly that. Thanks for the honest nudge; if it's working for you now, a quick update to your review would mean a lot.
Not as useful
Response from developer
Hi Sukiyaki1605, thanks for the feedback — good news: this is already in the app! On the results screen, tap the period selector along the top and choose Weekly or Monthly. Every figure, including your Take Home Pay (after tax and deductions), instantly updates to that pay period. You can also switch to Fortnightly, Yearly, or Daily the same way. If that gets you what you were after, we'd really appreciate it if you'd consider updating your review. Either way, thanks for using Tax Calc Aussie! 🙂
Great that it’s up to date but…..
Response from developer
Great news — this is exactly what we just fixed. The latest update adds a Take Home Pay line to your payslip that updates with the Weekly/Fortnightly/Monthly/Yearly tabs, so you can see your net monthly pay directly. Thanks for flagging it — if it does the trick for you, we'd be grateful if you'd consider updating your rating. Either way, we appreciate you.
PC
Response from developer
Thanks so much — reviews like this genuinely make our day. More improvements on the way!
Does not shake home pay
Response from developer
Take-home pay is now front and centre — the latest update shows it for every pay cycle (weekly, fortnightly, monthly, yearly), not just annually. We'd love for you to give the update a try, and if it sorts you out, please consider revisiting your rating. Thanks!
Suggesting
Response from developer
Thanks for flagging this — the scrolling issue (getting stuck after the keyboard closed, so you couldn't reach the deductions) was fixed back in version 3.3.2. Update to the latest version and you'll be able to scroll down and add your deductions normally. We'd appreciate you giving it another try, and reconsidering your rating if it's sorted.
Disappointed
Response from developer
The app is now updated for the current financial year. A with/without tax-free-threshold option isn't in yet, but it's noted for a future update — thanks for the suggestion.
Not easy to use
Response from developer
This is fixed in the latest version — you'll now find your monthly, fortnightly and weekly after-tax income right on the results screen; just tap the pay-cycle tab. Sorry it was hard to find before. If the update helps, we'd really appreciate you giving it another look.
Needs a summary
Response from developer
We hear you — the latest update adds a clear take-home pay figure that summarises what you'll actually be paid, for each pay cycle. Thanks for the suggestion; if it's the summary you were after, we'd be grateful if you'd consider updating your review.
It has one job
Response from developer
You'll be happy: we've published the take-home pay! The latest update shows it per pay cycle — weekly, fortnightly, monthly — right alongside the annual figure, so no more manual subtracting. Your idea to remember settings (like private health) is on our list too. Thanks for the thoughtful review — if the take-home addition hits the mark, we'd love for you to consider updating your rating.
Tax Calc Aussie
Response from developer
Weekly net income is now shown — the latest update displays your take-home pay for each pay cycle, weekly included. Thanks for the feedback that pushed this along; if it's what you were after, we'd be grateful if you'd consider updating your review.
My go to Tax calculator
Response from developer
Really appreciate it! Glad the worked-through figures are useful — thanks for being a long-time user.
Too basic
Response from developer
Salary sacrifice isn't supported yet — thanks for calling it out. We're logging it as a feature request for an upcoming update.
What is the point of this?
Doesn’t show salary with tax deducted
Response from developer
You no longer have to work it out yourself — the latest update shows your salary after tax (take-home pay) directly, for whichever pay cycle you choose. Thanks for the suggestion; if it's working for you now, a revisit to your rating would be much appreciated.
Needs work.
Response from developer
Thanks for the feedback, Psytrix. Our estimates are based on the official ATO rates and thresholds and are updated every financial year. Please take another look in the latest version — the figures are accurate and current.
Calculations incorrect.
Response from developer
Thanks for raising this. The Medicare levy is included in the tax calculation, and it's now shown as its own line item ("Included Medicare Levy") so you can see exactly what's counted. We'd welcome you giving the latest version a try.
WW
Response from developer
Fair point — nobody likes being nagged. We're reviewing how often the rating prompt appears to make it far less intrusive. Glad the app itself is working well for you, and thanks for the honest note.
