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Australia Family Tax Benefit Calculator

Estimate Family Tax Benefit Part A and Part B for 2025-26 from your family income, children and secondary earner income.

Family Tax Benefit Part A

Family Tax Benefit Part B

What is this tool?

Family Tax Benefit (FTB) has two parts. Part A is paid per child and reduces as family income rises (it is the higher of a maximum-rate test and a base-rate test). Part B is an extra payment for families with a lower-income second earner. This tool estimates the 2025-26 fortnightly rates using the standard scales.

How it works

Enter your children, family income and secondary earner income, then press Calculate.

2025-26 rates used

PartRate / threshold
FTB A (max, under 12)$227.36 / fortnight
FTB A (max, 13-19 study)$295.82 / fortnight
FTB A base rate$72.94 / fortnight
FTB A higher-income free area$66,722 (then 20c per $1)
FTB A upper-income free area$118,771 (then 30c per $1)
FTB B (youngest under 5)$193.34 / fortnight
FTB B (youngest 5-15)$134.96 / fortnight
FTB B primary-income limit (couple)$120,007
FTB B secondary-earner taper20c per $1 over $6,935

What this estimate excludes

This is a simplified guide. It excludes the FTB Part A supplement, energy and large-family supplements, the interaction with other payments, and the full base-rate calculation for higher incomes. Services Australia makes the formal assessment.

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How to use

  1. Enter children under 12 and 13-19 in study.
  2. Enter family income and secondary earner income.
  3. Press Calculate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Part A worked out?

Part A is paid per child at the maximum rate, then reduced on a higher income test (50c per $1 over the threshold). If that reduces it to nothing, a base rate (paid on a separate threshold) may still apply. The tool shows the higher of the two.

Who gets Part B?

Part B goes to families with a lower-income second earner (or a single parent). It cuts out once the primary earner income passes the limit, and tapers as the second earner earns more.

What is not included?

This is a simplified estimate. It excludes the FTB Part A supplement, energy supplements, the large-family supplement, and the full interaction with other payments. Services Australia makes the formal assessment.

This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Consult a qualified financial professional for advice specific to your situation.

Tips & Advice

Family adjusted taxable income is your taxable income plus any adjusted fringe benefits and certain foreign income, less child support. Part B is paid for the youngest child only.

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Sources & References

Last reviewed: September 2026.

  1. Services Australia – Family Tax Benefit.
  2. Services Australia – Family Tax Benefit Part A payment rates.

Limitations

Uses the 2025-26 FTB Part A and Part B rates and income tests, assuming a direct-payment claim for the full year with no maintenance income and no shared care. It does not model the FTB supplements, grandparent or carer allowances, or the choice between fortnightly payments and a lump sum. Services Australia calculates your actual entitlement.

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