See an estimate of FTB Part A and Part B for the year, plus the end-of-year supplements, from your family income and children. The figures use current Services Australia rates — your actual entitlement is determined by Services Australia.
Educational tool. Not financial advice.
Which question are you answering?
Your combined family income for FY26
Your family's adjusted taxable income — broadly, both partners' taxable income for the year.
$
How many dependent children?
Children you claim Family Tax Benefit for.
1 child
Age of child 1
The child's age sets which FTB Part A rate band applies (0–12 vs 13–19).
3 years
Are you a single-parent family?
Yes — there's one parent / carer (no secondary-earner income test for Part B).
Include FTB Part B in this estimate?
✓
Yes — include Part B (single parent, sole or main earner, or carer of a child under the Part B age limit).
Higher earner's income (primary earner)
The higher individual income in the couple. For a single parent, this is your income. Above the Part B limit, Part B does not apply.
$
Lower earner's income (secondary earner)
The lower individual income in the couple. Part B reduces as this rises above the secondary-earner free area.