Family Tax Benefit Part A calculator
Estimate your Family Tax Benefit Part A for 2026. This is an estimate only — Services Australia works out your actual payment. Every threshold below is taken from the published rates, and the formula is shown with your result.
Annual, combined for you and your partner.
Estimated FTB Part A
$0.00per year
- ≈ per fortnight $0.00
How this is worked out
annual max = $0.00 · annual base = $0.00maximum rate test = max − 20c × income between $69,131.00 and $123,078.00 − 30c × income above $123,078.00 = $0.00base rate test = base − 30c × income above $123,078.00 = $0.00; the higher test applies (payment $0 at $123,078.00)payable = $0.00/yr ($0.00/fn)
Estimates and general information only — not financial advice. Check Services Australia for your circumstances.
Worked examples
| Situation | Income a year | Payment |
|---|---|---|
| 1 child aged under 13 | $60,000 | $6,139.30 a year |
| 1 child aged under 13 | $100,000 | $1,971 a year |
| 1 child aged under 13 | $140,000 | $0 a year |
Income is the family’s adjusted taxable income for the year. Amounts are yearly and do not include the end-of-year supplement.
- At $100,000 a year the family gets $1,971, $4,168.30 less than the maximum of $6,139.30 for one child under 13.
- At $140,000 a year Part A stops altogether for one child under 13, whose income limit is $129,648.
- 1 child aged under 13: the payment reaches $0 at $129,648 a year of income, $60,517 more than the $69,131 income free area.
More on Family Tax Benefit Part A
- Family Tax Benefit Part A overview
- Family Tax Benefit Part A rate table
- How much is Family Tax Benefit Part A?
- Family Tax Benefit Part A income test
- Family Tax Benefit Part A in 2026
Rates effective 1 July 2026 · next scheduled indexation 1 July 2027. Source: DSS / Services Australia. Last checked 23 September 2026.