For Australian medical and health practices
Work out what your practice actually owes.
15 free calculators for payroll tax, GST, super, PAYG and bulk billing, built around the rules that apply to a health practice. Rates and thresholds are checked against the ATO and each state revenue office.
Not sure you have a liability? Start with why medical practices get caught
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Worked example · FY 2026/27
$48,320 payroll tax on a $1.9M three-state group
Most used
- Payroll Tax Calculator
- Bulk Billing Incentive Calculator
- GST & BAS Calculator
- Superannuation Guarantee Calculator
- Practice tax checkNew
10 of 15 calculators have their rates checked against the administering revenue office or the ATO, with the check date shown on the page.
Checked at the source
Rates and thresholds are compared against the ATO or the administering revenue office, with the check date published on the page. 10 of the 15 calculators are verified this way.
Built for health practices
Contractor-GP payroll tax, GST on cosmetic versus clinical work, the no-ABN locum rate, bulk billing incentives. A general business calculator gets these wrong.
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No account, no email. Every figure is calculated on your own device, so you can test real numbers without sending them anywhere.

Built for the practice, not adapted to it
You already know your specialty. These calculators handle the tax rules underneath it.
Contractor GP payroll tax, GST on clinical versus cosmetic work, the no-ABN locum rate. A generic business calculator was not built with any of that in mind. These were.
Start with the one you need
All 15 calculators, grouped by what they do. Chances are one of these applies to your practice today.
Payroll & Employment
4Business Tax
7- GST & BAS CalculatorRates verified against the source
- Is This GST-Free? Quick Check
- Instant Asset Write-off CalculatorRates verified against the source
- FBT Car Benefit CalculatorRates verified against the source
- Depreciation Schedule CalculatorRates verified against the source
- PSI (Personal Services Income) Rules Assessment
- Division 7A Loan CalculatorRates verified against the source
Medicare & Billing
1Most used tool
Multi-state payroll tax calculator
Calculate payroll tax across all eight states and territories, with the medical exemptions and contractor rules already in the engine. Change the financial year at the top to work with historical rates.
Payroll Tax Calculator
Enter annual or monthly taxable wages for each jurisdiction where your group operates. The engine apportions thresholds, evaluates surcharges, and produces an itemised liability breakdown instantly.
Toggle off if this entity is a non-DGE group member (no threshold).
Enter wages for at least one state to see the breakdown
The chart and the table fill in as you type. Nothing is sent anywhere and there is no account to create.
Where the detail lives
Payroll tax is set by each state and territory, so the rate that applies depends on where the wages are paid. Every figure is published with its source and the date it was last checked.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has to register, how the threshold is split across states, how contractor doctors are treated, and what the Victorian surcharges add.
Understand the rules first
Payroll tax on a medical practice turns on two questions before any rate applies: whether payments to practitioners are wages at all, and whether related entities are grouped into a single employer. These guides work through both, state by state.
- Structuring and groupingMulti-state apportionmentHow a group's single threshold is split between the jurisdictions it operates in, and why the DGE nomination decides which entity can claim it.Read the guide
- Structuring and groupingGrouping & the DGEWhen separate entities are treated as one employer for payroll tax, and how the Designated Group Employer nomination works in practice.Read the guide
- What is taxableWhat counts as wagesWhat is included in taxable wages (salaries, superannuation, fringe benefits and deemed contractor payments) and what is exempt.Read the guide
- What is taxableContractors & relevant contractsThe relevant contract provisions, the five harmonised exemptions, and the Thomas and Naaz precedent that reset medical practice payroll tax.Read the guide
- What is taxableContractor doctors & payroll taxWhy contractor doctors create a payroll tax exposure, why an ABN does not change the answer, and the billing structure that avoids it.Read the guide
- What is taxableContractor or employeeWhy a practice can treat someone as a contractor for the ATO and still have their payments treated as taxable wages for payroll tax, and how the two tests differ.Read the guide
- What is taxableReducing payroll taxThe four levers that actually change a practice's payroll tax bill, and the arrangements that do not work because the revenue office unwinds them.Read the guide
- Registering, lodging and correctingPayroll tax registration & lodgementWhen registration is triggered, the monthly return and annual reconciliation deadlines, and each jurisdiction's medical-specific obligations.Read the guide
- Registering, lodging and correctingPayroll tax amnesties & audit pausesThe amnesty or audit pause that operated in each jurisdiction, the window and condition for each, and why every one has now closed.Read the guide
- GST for health practicesGST on medical & health servicesWhich health services are GST-free under the medical exemption, why that doesn't cost you input tax credits, and how GST-free turnover still counts toward the $75,000 registration threshold.Read the guide
- Super, PSI, Division 7A & FBTSuper guarantee for contractor doctorsWhy an ABN doesn't decide whether a contractor doctor or allied health practitioner gets superannuation, the delegation-right test, and the 2026-27 contribution base cap.Read the guide
- Super, PSI, Division 7A & FBTPSI rules for medical practicesThe four Personal Services Business tests, the 80% rule, and why practitioners operating through a company or trust are frequently caught.Read the guide
- Super, PSI, Division 7A & FBTDivision 7A loans for practice companiesWhat makes a loan from a practice company complying, the minimum yearly repayment, and what happens when a shortfall becomes a deemed dividend.Read the guide
- Super, PSI, Division 7A & FBTFBT on practice vehiclesThe statutory formula method, why kilometres driven no longer matter, and when the operating cost method works out cheaper.Read the guide
- Proposed changesVictorian election 2026: payroll taxWhat each party has committed to on Victorian payroll tax before the 28 November 2026 election, the rules that apply today, and worked examples for practices.Read the guide
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