Free Business Calculators & Tools
Australian payroll tax, super guarantee, GST, BAS deadlines and more — free tools built for AU small businesses.
Why These Tools Matter for Australian Businesses
Running a business in Australia means navigating a complex web of tax obligations, employment rules, and compliance requirements. From GST reporting on your BAS to calculating payroll tax thresholds that vary by state, getting the numbers wrong can lead to ATO penalties, underpayment claims, or cash flow surprises. These free calculators are built specifically for Australian businesses using current rates, thresholds, and rules published by the ATO, Fair Work Commission, and state revenue offices.
Tax & GST Tools
The GST Calculator handles the three most common GST calculations: adding 10% GST to an ex-GST price, removing GST from an inclusive price, and extracting the GST component. Essential for invoicing, quoting, and BAS preparation. The BAS Deadline Calculator shows your upcoming lodgement and payment due dates based on whether you report quarterly, monthly, or annually. Late lodgement penalties start at $313 per 28-day period, so knowing your dates is critical for avoiding unnecessary costs.
Payroll & Employment Tools
The Payroll Tax Calculator estimates your liability across all eight states and territories, each with different thresholds ranging from $900,000 in Victoria to $2,000,000 in the ACT and rates from 4% to 6.85%. The Super Guarantee Calculator works out employer super contributions at the current 12% SG rate, factoring in the maximum contribution base of $65,070 per quarter. The Award Pay Rate Calculator looks up minimum pay rates under common Modern Awards including casual loading at 25% and penalty rates for weekends and public holidays.
The Leave Entitlement Calculator covers annual leave, personal and carer’s leave, and long service leave which varies by state from 7 years qualifying service in Victoria and the ACT to 10 years in most other states. The Payday Super Readiness Checker assesses whether your payroll setup is ready for the Payday Super changes taking effect 1 July 2026, when super must be paid on or before each payday rather than quarterly.
Business Tools
The ABN Lookup Tool verifies Australian Business Numbers against the official ABR database. Check a supplier’s registration status and GST registration before paying — if they cannot provide a valid ABN, you may need to withhold 47% from the payment under the no-ABN withholding rules. The Software Cost Comparison Calculator estimates total cost of ownership for business software across categories like accounting, payroll, POS, CRM, and job management, based on your team size and plan tier.