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Simple calculators to help you understand your rental property numbers.
Turn weekly rent into gross and net yield after running costs, vacancy and stamp duty.
See the weekly and annual effect of rent, costs, borrowing and income tax.
Separate the tax deduction from the cash cost of a rental loss.
Estimate the gain, the current-discount tax and the tax under the July 2027 indexation rules.
Convert rent periods and work out a part-month amount.
Estimate investor or owner-occupier stamp duty by state or territory inside the Australian rental yield calculator.
Compare keeping and selling after capital gains tax, using your own assumptions.
Check earliest rent increase dates and notice deadlines across Australia using agreement terms, rent history and dated state rules.
Compare total return and annual IRR from your cash flows, with sale costs deducted once.
Estimate annual land tax from the state, taxable land value, ownership and your other land in that state.
Gross rental yield puts the annual rent in context with the purchase price. It is a starting point for comparing properties, before allowing for mortgage payments, maintenance, empty periods and tax.
The rental yield calculator includes a state or territory stamp duty estimate and explains the circumstances it covers. The cash flow and negative gearing tools explain their income tax assumptions separately.
How our calculations work