How much is Family Tax Benefit Part A in 2026?

For the 2025-26 financial year, FTB Part A maximum rates are $227.36 per fortnight for each child under 13, and $295.82 per fortnight for each child aged 13-19. These reduce if family income exceeds $66,722. A base rate of $72.94 per child applies until income exceeds $118,771.

How much is Family Tax Benefit Part B in 2026?

FTB Part B pays $193.34 per fortnight if your youngest child is under 5, or $134.96 per fortnight if your youngest is aged 5-18. Single parents receive the full amount regardless of income. For couples, the higher earner must earn under $120,007 and the lower earner's income above $6,935 reduces the payment.

What income do I need to get maximum Family Tax Benefit?

To receive the maximum FTB Part A, your combined family income must be $66,722 or less. Above this, the payment reduces by 20 cents per dollar. A base rate of $72.94 per child is paid until income exceeds $118,771. FTB Part B for couples requires the primary earner under $120,007.

Can I get Family Tax Benefit as a single parent?

Yes. Single parents receive FTB Part B at the full rate with no income test. FTB Part A still applies the standard family income test. Single parents are often better off than couples for FTB Part B because there is no secondary earner income test.

Family Tax Benefit Calculator

Calculate your estimated Family Tax Benefit Part A and Part B for 2025-26. See how much you could receive based on your family income and children.

Last verified: 1 July 2025

General information and estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. Always verify with a licensed adviser or the ATO.

Family Tax Benefit Calculator

Related Tools