Income Tax Calculator — Victoria (VIC)
Calculate your income tax in Victoria for 2025-26. Federal tax applies Australia-wide (no state income tax in VIC). See your take-home pay.
📊 No state income tax in Victoria (or anywhere in Australia). Federal tax rates apply. Average Melbourne salary: ~$80,000/year (2026).
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Income tax rates in Victoria (2025-26)
Victoria uses the same federal tax rates as all Australian states:
- $0-$18,200: $0 (tax-free threshold)
- $18,201-$45,000: 19%
- $45,001-$135,000: 30%
- $135,001-$190,000: 37%
- Over $190,000: 45%
Plus: 2% Medicare levy on all income above $26,000
Average salaries in Victoria (2026)
- Melbourne average: ~$80,000/year
- Graduate roles: $55,000-$70,000
- Mid-career: $80,000-$120,000
- Senior roles: $120,000-$200,000+
Take-home pay examples (VIC)
- $60,000/year: ~$49,000 take-home (19% effective tax)
- $80,000/year: ~$62,000 take-home (22.5% effective tax)
- $100,000/year: ~$75,000 take-home (25% effective tax)
- $150,000/year: ~$106,000 take-home (29% effective tax)
Cost of living in Victoria
- Median house price (Melbourne): $880,000
- Median rent: $550/week ($28,600/year)
- Average electricity: $1,800/year
- Myki (public transport): ~$1,500/year
Rule of thumb: You need ~$65,000-$75,000/year to live comfortably in Melbourne (single person).