Employer super calculator
See how much superannuation should be paid
Employers – calculate how much superannuation you have to pay.
Members – see how the regular super contribution is calculated.
Assumptions
We assume that the employee is an Australian resident and has provided a tax file number to their employer.
Employees can be full time, part time or casual.
The Super Guarantee is currently set at 11.5% of ordinary time earnings. This rate is set to rise incrementally to 12% by 2025. The SG percentage can be manually increased in the calculator.
Employees under 18 must work more than 30 hours per week to be eligible for SG payments.
The maximum income on which employers must pay the Super Guarantee in 2024/25 is $65,070 per quarter ($260,280 per year). If an employee earns over this amount, the employer is not obligated to make SG contributions for anything above the limit.
Disclaimer
This calculator is not intended to be relied upon for the purposes of making a financial decision. You should consider your objectives, financial situation and needs, which are not accounted for in this information, before making any investment or financial decisions.
You are responsible for your own investment decisions and should obtain specific, individual advice from a financial services licensee before making any financial decisions.
Your question will be sent directly to the fund you select