Detailed household outcomes
| Sole parent |
|---|
| One Dependant, aged <6 |
| Two Dependants, aged <6 |
| Two Dependants, aged 6‑13 |
| Single income couple |
| One Dependant, aged <6 |
| Two Dependants, aged 6‑13 |
| Three Dependants, one aged <6 and two aged 6‑13 |
| Dual income couple |
| 70:30 income split, One Dependant, aged <6 |
| 70:30 income split, Two Dependants, aged <6 |
| 70:30 income split, Three Dependants, aged 6‑13 |
| 50:50 income split, One Dependant, aged <6 |
| 50:50 income split, Two Dependants, aged 6‑13 |
| Individuals |
| Single person |
| Pensioners and CSHC holders |
| Singles |
| Couples |
| End notes |
- (a) Government payments include income support payments (for example, Newstart and Parenting Payment) and family payments (for example, Family Tax Benefit Part A and Part B). Rent Assistance is excluded.
- (b) Tax paid is equal to income tax including the Medicare Levy.
- (c) The restriction of eligibility for Family Tax Benefit Part B to families with children aged under six commences on 1 July 2015 but is grandfathered for two years for existing recipients and will therefore be fully implemented from 2017-18. For illustrative purposes, the tables assume that this policy change is fully implemented from 2016-17.
- (d) The two cameos for Pensioners and Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC) holders are for people who: are home-owners, have financial assets that are investments that earn a rate of return equal to current deeming rates, and have no other assets or private income. Deemed income from the specified level of assets is thus income for pension income-testing, and is also taken to be equal to adjusted annual income for CSHC income-testing.