Employer Super Calculator
Estimate employer Payday Super, salary package cost, total employment cost and the general fund receipt deadline.
How this estimate works
This calculator combines gross wages, estimated qualifying earnings and employer super to estimate total employer cost. For paydays from 1 July 2026, it also shows the general seven-business-day Payday Super receipt deadline.
Tax and cap detail
- Annual income
- $110,000
- Qualifying 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
| Item | Annual | Monthly | Fortnightly | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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
A $120,000 salary with 12% employer super produces an estimated total employer cost of $134,400 before other on-costs.
ATO guidance
FAQs
Is employer super part of take-home pay?
No. Employer super is paid to the employee's super fund and is shown separately from net pay.
Does this include payroll tax or workers compensation?
No. It focuses on wages and super. Other employer on-costs vary by state, industry and circumstances.
Does employer super still wait until quarter end?
No for qualifying earnings paid from 1 July 2026. Payday Super replaces the quarterly cycle, and contributions generally need to reach the employee's fund within seven business days after payday.
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