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Pay Tasmanian payroll tax when threshold met

TAS: 4% / 6.1% on Australian wages above the $1.25 million tax-free threshold (FY2026-27).

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Who must comply

Employers paying Australian wages above the TAS threshold.

What triggers it

Wages above threshold; group nomination.

When due

Monthly by the 7th of the following month; annual reconciliation by 21 July.

Evidence required

Monthly returns via TasRevenue, wage records.

Max penalty

Tax shortfall + interest + penalty tax

Who must comply with this? The applicability test by industry, business structure and size.

Summary

Tasmania payroll tax under the Payroll Tax Act 2008 (Tas). FY2026-27: tax-free threshold $1.25 million a year (monthly: $24,038 per week in the month). 0% on wages to $1.25M; 4% on $1,250,001–$2M; 6.1% above $2M. Two-tier marginal structure on total Australian (grouped) wages. Returns lodged monthly via TasRevenue Online.

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Source legislation

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

Who must comply with Tasmanian payroll tax when threshold met?
Employers paying Australian wages above the TAS threshold.
What triggers Tasmanian payroll tax when threshold met?
Wages above threshold; group nomination.
When is Tasmanian payroll tax when threshold met due?
Monthly by the 7th of the following month; annual reconciliation by 21 July.
What is the maximum penalty for Tasmanian payroll tax when threshold met?
Tax shortfall + interest + penalty tax
What evidence is required for Tasmanian payroll tax when threshold met?
Monthly returns via TasRevenue, wage records.

Source: https://www.sro.tas.gov.au/payroll-tax/rates-thresholds. Rules Mate is not a law firm. Always verify against the live regulator source before acting.