Maximum Concessional Contributions Calculator
Estimate concessional contributions used and remaining concessional cap for Australian super.
How this estimate works
This calculator estimates how much of the concessional cap has been used by employer super and salary sacrifice, then shows the remaining cap.
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
| 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
With a $30,000 concessional cap and $18,000 of concessional contributions, the estimated remaining cap is $12,000.
ATO guidance
FAQs
Does this include carry-forward concessional caps?
No. It uses the current annual cap only. Carry-forward eligibility depends on prior year unused caps and total super balance.
What counts as concessional contributions?
Employer SG, salary sacrifice and deductible personal contributions are common concessional contribution types.
Related calculators
Estimate Australian super guarantee contributions using ordinary time earnings, pay frequency and hourly income inputs.
Estimate employer super, salary package cost and total employment cost for Australian payroll.
Estimate employer, employee, salary sacrifice and total annual super contributions.
Estimate take-home pay changes, super contributions and tax savings from salary sacrificing into super.
