What is adjusted taxable income?

Your adjusted taxable income (ATI) affects your entitlement to certain tax offsets.

Generally, your ATI is the sum of the following amounts:

• taxable income (your assessable income minus deductions)

• adjusted fringe benefits total, which is the sum of:

  • reportable fringe benefits amounts received from employers that are exempt from fringe benefits tax, multiplied by 0.53 (marked with an X on your payment summary), and

  • reportable fringe benefits amounts (on your payment summary’s) from employers that are not exempt from fringe benefits tax 

• tax-free government pensions or benefits (includes disability pensions, carer payments and defense pensions)

• target foreign income (includes any income earned from overseas that is not already included in your taxable income or received in the form of a fringe benefit)

• reportable super contributions (includes both reportable employer super contributions from your employer/s and personal super contributions you claimed a deduction for)

• total net investment loss (includes both net financial investment loss and net rental property loss)

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