Rates of Tax – 2014/15

Resident Individuals

The following rates apply to individuals who are residents of Australia for tax purposes for the entire income year.

Taxable Income1$	Tax Payable2,3
0 – 18,200	Nil
18,201 – 37,000	19% of excess over $18,200
37,001 – 80,000	$3,572 + 32.5% of excess over $37,000
80,001 – 180,000	$17,547 + 37% of excess over $80,000
180,001+	$54,547 + 47%4  of excess over $180,000

• The tax-free threshold may effectively be higher for taxpayers eligible for the low-income tax offset, the Seniors and Pensioners Tax Offset and/or certain other tax
• The above rates do not include the Medicare Levy (2% from 1 July 2014, previously 5%).
• As part of the 2015/16 Federal Budget, the government announced that, with effect from 1 July 2015, individual taxpayers with business income from an unincorporated business that has an aggregate annual turnover of less than $2 million will be eligible for a small business tax The discount will be 5% of the income tax payable on the business income received from an unincorporated small business entity. The discount will be capped at $1,000 per individual for each income year and will be delivered as a tax offset.
• This rate includes the 2% ‘Temporary Budget Repair Levy’ which applies from 1 July 2014 until 30 June 2017 on that part of a person’s taxable income that exceeds $180,000.

Non-resident Individuals

The following rates apply to individuals who are not residents of Australia for tax purposes for the entire income year:

Taxable Income$	Tax Payable1,2
0 – 80,000	32.5% of the entire amount
80,001 – 180,000	$26,000 + 37% of excess over $80,000
180,001+	$63,000 + 47%3  of excess over $180,000

• Medicare Levy is not payable by non-residents.
• As part of the 2015/16 Federal Budget, the government announced that, with effect from 1 July 2015, individual taxpayers with business income from an unincorporated business that has an aggregate annual turnover of less than $2 million will be eligible for a small business tax The discount will be 5% of the income tax payable on the business income received from an unincorporated small business entity. The discount will be capped at $1,000 per individual for each income year and will be delivered as a tax offset. At the time of writing, no information was available regarding if and how this proposal applies to non-resident individuals.
• This rate includes the 2% ‘Temporary Budget Repair Levy’ which applies from 1 July 2014 until 30 June 2017 on that part of a person’s taxable income that exceeds $180,000.

Resident Minors – Unearned (Division 6AA) Income

The following rates apply to the income of certain minors (e.g., persons under 18 years of age on the last day of the income year who are not classed as being in a full-time occupation) that is not excepted income (e.g.,  employment income):

Division 6AA Income$	Tax Payable1,2,3
0 – 416	Nil
417 – 1,307	68% of excess over $416
1,308+	47% of the entire amount

• The 2% Medicare levy is not included but may
• Resident minors are not entitled to the low-income tax offset in respect of ‘unearned’
• The effect of the 2% ‘Temporary Budget Repair Levy’ which applies from 1 July 2014 until 30 June 2017 has been included in the above

Non-resident Minors – Unearned (Division 6AA) Income

The following rates apply to the income of certain non-resident minors (e.g., non-resident persons under 18 years of age on the last day of the income year who are not classed as being in a full-time occupation) that is not excepted income (e.g., employment   income):

Division 6AA Income$	Tax Payable1,2
0 – 416	34.5% of the entire amount
417 – 663	$143.52 + 68% of excess over $416
664+	47% of the entire amount

• The Medicare Levy is not payable by non-residents.
• The effect of the 2% ‘Temporary Budget Repair Levy’ which applies from 1 July 2014 until 30 June 2017 has been included in the above

Pro-Rated Tax-Free Threshold – Non-residents

The tax-free threshold that applies to residents ($18,200 per annum in 2013/14 and 2014/15) is effectively pro-rated in an income year in which a taxpayer either ceased to be, or became, a resident for tax purposes. For the 2014/15 income years the pro-rated threshold will be calculated using the following formula:

$13,464 + ($4,736 x number of months taxpayer was resident for the year ÷ 12)

Genuine Redundancy Payments

The tax-free amount of a genuine redundancy payment in 2014/15 is $9,514 plus $4,758 for each completed year of service.

S.99 Assessment – Resident Deceased Estate

The following rates apply where a trustee is assessed under S.99 of the ITAA 1936 in respect of a resident deceased estate. Where the date of death is less than 3 years before the end of the income year, the trustee is assessed as a resident  individual.

Taxable Income$	Rate1%
Less than 3 years since  death
0 – 18,200	Nil
18,201 – 37,000	19% of excess over $18,200
37,001 – 80,000	$3,572 + 32.5% of excess over $37,000
80,001 – 180,000	$17,547 + 37% of excess over $80,000
180,001+	$54,547 + 47%2  of excess over $180,000
3 years or more since  death
0 – 416	Nil
417 – 670	50% of excess over  $416
671 – 37,000	$127.30 + 19% of excess over  $670
37,001 – 80,000	$7,030 + 32.5% of excess over  $37,000
80,001 – 180,000	$21,005 + 37% of excess over  $80,000
180,001+	$58,005 + 47%2  of excess over  $180,000

• Medicare Levy does not apply to S.99 assessments of deceased estate
• This rate includes the 2% ‘Temporary Budget Repair Levy’ which applies from 1 July 2014 until 30 June 2017 to the extent taxable income exceeds $180,000.

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