Super co-contribution calculator

The government co-contribution for your income and after-tax super contributions, from the current ATO thresholds.

For 2026–27, the government adds 50% of your personal (after-tax) super contributions, up to $500, if your total income is $49,293 or less. The maximum falls by 3.333c for each dollar above that and is nil from $64,293. For example, on $40,000 with $1,000 contributed, the co-contribution is $500.

Estimated co-contribution

$500

paid into your super after you lodge your tax return

Maximum at your income
$500
Contribution needed for that maximum
$1,000
Income thresholds
$49,293 – $64,293
Maximum co-contribution by total income, 2026–27
$0$200$400$600$800$0$20k$40k$60kTotal incomeMaximum co-contribution at $40,000: $500You: $40,000
Show the numbers as a table
Total incomeMaximum co-contribution
$0$500
$7,000$500
$14,000$500
$21,000$500
$28,000$500
$35,000$500
$42,000$500
$49,000$500
$56,000$276
$63,000$43
$70,000$0
$74,000$0

Thresholds

Income yearMaximumFull amount up toNil from
2026–27$500$49,293$64,293
2025–26$500$47,488$62,488

Other conditions (not calculated)

Sources

Figures last checked against official sources: . General information, not financial or tax advice.

Terms on this page

ATO · Australian Taxation Office
The Australian Government agency that runs the tax and super systems.
AUD · Australian dollars
All amounts on this site are in Australian dollars unless stated.

All terms