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Experiment 01 · feeds Advisors

Tax Savings Estimator.

How much tax could you be saving?

Your numbers

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$0$1,000,000
How are you set up right now?
Include the 2% Medicare levy?
Model maxing your concessional super cap?up to $30,000/yr taxed at 15% instead of your marginal rate

Potential tax difference per year

$6,538

Taxed entirely as personal income you'd pay about $51,538. The best structure modelled here gets that to $45,000. Structure, timing and how much you draw all matter.

Marginal rate now

37+2%

Effective rate now

28.6%

Best effective rate

25.0%

Over 5 years

$32,690

Annual tax under each strategy

All taxed personally(your setup now)$51,538
Company - profits retained at 25%$45,000
Blended - salary to $135k, rest retainedcommon structure$45,238
How this is calculated

Personal tax uses 2025–26 Australian resident rates: nil to $18,200, then 16%, 30% (from $45,001), 37% (from $135,001) and 45% (from $190,001), plus the 2% Medicare levy if selected.

  • Company strategy assumes profits are retained in a base-rate-entity company at 25%. Money you later pay out as dividends is taxed again in your hands (with franking credits) - retention is a deferral as much as a saving.
  • Blended strategy pays you a salary up to the top of the 30% bracket ($135,000) and retains the remainder at 25% - a common owner structure.
  • Super strategy models concessional contributions up to the $$30,000 cap taxed at 15% in the fund instead of your marginal rate.
  • Trusts primarily help by distributing income across family members on lower rates - that depends on your family situation, so we haven't guessed it here. It's often the biggest lever of all.

This is the rough shape of it. A LINK Advisor models your actual structure, drawings and family situation.

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Indicative only - excludes offsets, deductions, Division 293, payroll tax, franking on eventual dividends and the Medicare levy shade-in. Not tax advice; the right structure depends on your circumstances.