au.com.paycalculator/mcp · v0.8.2 · finance-and-payments
PayCalculator is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 1347 ms and exposes 8 tools.
Australian pay, income tax, super, HECS, family payments and child care subsidy, using ATO rates.
Endpoint: https://mcp.paycalculator.com.au/mcp (streamable-http)
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| Handshake | Healthy |
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| Tool count | 8 |
| Latency | 1347 ms |
| Last checked (UTC) | 2026-10-28T06:30:23.232Z |
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| 2026-10-28T06:30:23.232Z | Healthy | 1347 |
list_tax_years | Lists the Australian financial years the pay calculator supports. "year" is the year the financial year ends (e.g. 2027 = 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027). "current" marks the current financial year and "estimate" marks years based on projected rates. |
tax_rates | The Australian income tax brackets for a financial year and residency, as on the paycalculator.com.au income tax page, and optionally the income tax on an amount of taxable income with its marginal and average rates. This is income tax only: it does not include the Medicare levy, tax offsets (e.g. t |
inflation | Works out what an income needs to become to keep up with inflation (consumer price index) between two months, and what the unchanged income is worth after inflation, as the paycalculator.com.au inflation calculator does. Also gives wage growth (wage price index) over the period, to compare a pay ris |
student_loan_repayment | Projects how long a student loan (HELP, HECS, VSL, SSL, TSL, SFSS) takes to repay with compulsory repayments, as the paycalculator.com.au student loan calculator does: month by month from today, each 1 July the repayment income rises by wageGrowth, the repayment thresholds rise with average wages an |
child_care_subsidy | Works out the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) for each child and the gap fee the family pays, as the paycalculator.com.au childcare calculator does, with the 2026-27 income thresholds and hourly rate caps. Includes the higher rate for a second and younger child aged 5 or under, the hourly rate cap and the |
government_spending | Where a person's income tax goes: the federal budget's spending (health, social security and welfare, defence, education...) and the part of their tax that goes to each, as the paycalculator.com.au tax expenditure page shows it. The tax is shared out in proportion to the budget (each function's shar |
compare_income | Shows where an annual taxable income ranks among Australians, using the ATO taxation statistics behind the paycalculator.com.au income pages: the percentile of all individuals who lodged a tax return, and optionally among men or women, within an age group, and against occupations. All of the compari |
calculate_pay | Calculates Australian take-home pay, income tax, Medicare and superannuation using the paycalculator.com.au engine. Results are grouped into the same sections as the website summary: pay (take-home), taxableIncome, superannuation and tax. Each amount is given annually, monthly, fortnightly and weekl |