Australia income percentile, age 45–49
See how your income compares with taxable individuals in Australia aged 45–49 (2023–24 data).
What to enter: your annual taxable income.
The table below shows cut-offs published by Australian Taxation Office, Taxation statistics 2023–24, Individuals Table 3A.
Find your percentile in the calculator| Rank | Threshold |
|---|---|
| Top 0.31%99.6904th percentile | A$1,000,000 |
| Top 1.3%98.7072nd percentile | A$500,000 |
| Top 5.5%94.48th percentile | A$250,000 |
| Top 9.6%90.3867th percentile | A$200,000 |
| Top 19.8%80.1833rd percentile | A$150,000 |
| Top 28.8%71.2439th percentile | A$125,333 |
| Top 43%56.9798th percentile | A$100,000 |
| Top 49.5%50.4626th percentile | A$90,000 |
| Bottom 43.1%43.0965th percentile | A$80,000 |
| Bottom 26.4%26.4276th percentile | A$60,000 |
| Bottom 11%11.0243rd percentile | A$41,000 |
| Bottom 4.4%4.355th percentile | A$30,000 |
At or above the value means you are in that group. For values in between, use the calculator.
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- Age 55–59
- Age 60–64
- Age 65–69
- Age 70–74
- Age 75 and over
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Source
Adapted from Australian Taxation Office, Taxation statistics 2023–24, Individuals Table 3A (taxable individuals by age range and taxable income range, data.gov.au). © Australian Taxation Office for the Commonwealth of Australia. Licensed under CC BY 2.5 AU.
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Source page: Australian Taxation Office, Taxation statistics 2023–24, Individuals Table 3A
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