ATO-certified product
Built for Australian tax and compliance workflows, with the obligations that matter brought closer to the financial picture.
Know your tax position before you lodge.
An estimated refund from the pay recorded so far, with the full working behind it. Alongside every payslip, your income statement, and your leave.
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ISO 27001 certified
Information security practices designed for sensitive financial data, records, documents and review trails.
Australian tax context
Designed around Australian households, business owners, property investors, payroll, BAS and accountant workflows.
What actually goes wrong
Four things nobody tells you.
01
Nobody tells you if you have overpaid tax
It works out what you would get back if you stopped working today, and shows how: tax on your income, offsets, the Medicare levy, and what has already come out of your pay. It also shows how much of your super has actually reached your fund.
Tax withheld from your pay
$8,688
Tax you actually owe
$2,134
The difference is yours
$6,554
Worked out from the pay recorded so far. It is not a tax return, and it is not tax advice.
02
Payslips arrive by email and stay there
Every payslip you have ever been given, from every year, ready to download. Nothing to ask for, and nothing lost when you change jobs.
57
payslips kept, across 6 financial years
All of them ready to download, including the years before this job.
03
Lodge before your employer finalises and you amend later
You can see what each employer has reported so far, and whether they have finished for the year. Wait until they have, and you only lodge once.
- FY 2026–27 Not finalised
Gross $33,462 · Tax $8,688 · Super $4,015
- FY 2025–26 Finalised
Finalised 30 Jun 2026 · Gross $145,000
- FY 2024–25 Finalised
Finalised 30 Jun 2025 · Gross $139,423
Wait until every employer has finished, and you only lodge once.
04
You have to ask payroll how much leave you have
Annual and personal leave, what you have built up, what you have taken, and what is left today. The same numbers payroll is looking at.
Annual leave
10.5 days
79.45 hours built up out of 152 a year
Personal / carer's leave
5.4 days
41.12 hours built up out of 76 a year
About your data.
Your data is yours. Your employer sees what they need to run payroll: hours, pay rates and tax settings. They do not see what you spend, save, or do with your money. If you leave, your pay and super records stay with you.