High-income employees and accountants

Division 293 Estimate Calculator

Estimate whether Division 293 tax may apply to high-income super contributions.

How this estimate works

This calculator estimates Division 293 exposure by comparing income plus concessional contributions to the Division 293 threshold.

Using 2026-27 assumptions: SG 12%, concessional cap $30,000, Division 293 threshold $250,000.
Employer super
$13,200
Employee contributions
$1,000
Salary sacrifice
$5,000
Total contributions
$19,200
Remaining concessional cap
$11,800
Estimated tax savings
$750
Employer total cost
$123,200
Division 293 estimate
$0

Contribution breakdown

Employer super$13,200
Salary sacrifice$5,000
Employee after-tax$1,000
Deductible personal$0
Existing concessional$0

Tax and cap detail

Annual income
$110,000
Ordinary time earnings
$110,000
Concessional contributions
$18,200
Remaining cap
$11,800
Excess concessional estimate
$0
Division 293 taxable contributions
$0
5-year contribution projection
$96,000

Frequency summary

ItemAnnualMonthlyFortnightlyWeekly
Employer super$13,200$1,100$508$254
Employee contributions$1,000$83$38$19
Salary sacrifice$5,000$417$192$96
Total contributions$19,200$1,600$738$369
Employer total cost$123,200$10,267$4,738$2,369

Example

If income plus concessional contributions exceeds $250,000, an additional 15% tax may apply to some concessional contributions.

ATO guidance

FAQs

Is Division 293 the same as contributions tax?

No. Division 293 is an additional tax for higher-income earners on relevant concessional contributions.

Does this calculate adjusted taxable income exactly?

No. It is an estimate and does not cover every adjusted taxable income component.

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