Family payments

What family payments could you get?

A quick estimate of your Family Tax Benefit (Part A + Part B) each year and fortnight, plus the one-off Parental Leave Pay for a new baby — worked out from your family income, your children and each partner's income. Estimates only, not a payment decision.

A quick estimate of your Family Tax Benefit (Part A + Part B) each year and fortnight, plus the one-off Parental Leave Pay for a new baby — from your family income, your children and each partner's income.

Combined family income (before tax)

Used for the FTB Part A income test and the Parental Leave Pay family test.

Your children

Child 1

yrs

Child 2

yrs

Part A pays more for teenagers (13–19 in study); Part B is set by your youngest child's age.

Partner A income (before tax)

Partner B income (before tax)

Part B uses the higher earner (limit $124,327) and tapers on the lower earner. A single parent is treated as one earner.

On $95,000 family income with 2 children, your Family Tax Benefit is about

$7,071/yr

about $272 a fortnight across Part A and Part B.

FTB Part A / yr

$7,071

FTB Part B / yr

Parental Leave Pay

$26,122

Plus a one-off $26,122 Parental Leave Pay for a new baby — 26 weeks × $1,005/week (before tax).

An estimate only, not a payment decision or financial advice. It excludes the maintenance-income test, shared-care percentages and rent assistance. Open the advanced panel for the Part A / Part B breakdown, the income taper and the Parental Leave Pay detail.