Adjusted taxable income (ATI) is an amount that is used most commonly to determine eligibility for certain tax offsets.
The following amounts are used to calculate a person’s ATI:
- taxable income
- reportable employer superannuation contributions
- deductible personal superannuation contributions
- adjusted fringe benefits
- certain tax-free government pensions or benefits received by the person.
To work out your dependent child or student's ATI use the ATI worksheet below.
Adjusted taxable income (ATI) worksheet |
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The period for which you need to work out the person's ATI |
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The person’s taxable income. If taxable income is a loss, write 0 |
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The person’s reportable employer superannuation contributions |
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$ |
$ |
$ |
The person’s deductible personal superannuation contributions |
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$ |
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$ |
The person’s tax-free government pensions or benefits |
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$ |
$ |
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The person’s total reportable fringe benefits amounts, multiplied by 0.535 and rounded down to the nearest dollar |
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$ |
$ |
Add all the amounts from above. This is the ATI. |
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Instructions on completing your individual tax return using myTax.