Living and working in Australia, what level of salary do you earn throughout Australia?
Do you have an advantage over others?
Recently, ABC news came to a big survey, as long as you enter your income, you can see your income level in Australia's ranking.
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1, what is your income level?
When Australians compare their salaries with others, 95 percent of people are not entirely correct about their situation, according to a survey by (ANU) at the Australian National University.
A lot of people don't have an important feeling: I haven't added salary in a long time! The cost of living in Australia is too high! What is my income level in Australia?
Therefore, after entering the Australian revenue database, ABC can make a more accurate comparison.
According to the 2016 census, the bottom 5 per cent of people in Australia earn between A $1 and A $7799 a year.
If the annual income is between A $7800 and A $15599, it is lower than the remaining 86 per cent of Australians.
Annual incomes of A $15600 to A $20799 are higher than the remaining 14 per cent of Australians, but lower than those of other Australians who earn between A $15600 and A $20799 a year.
Ten per cent of Australians earn between A $20800 and A $25999 a year, more than 24 per cent of other Australians, but 2 per cent earn more.
With an annual income of A $26000 to A $33799, it earns less than the other 57 per cent of Australians, but also more than the other 34 per cent of Australians.
Annual income is between A $33800 and A $41599, with 9.2 per cent of Australians reaching that range and earning more than the remaining 47 per cent.
The proportion of Australians earning between A $41600 and A $51999 a year is 10 percent, and 53 percent of Australians earn less than that, but 37 percent of Australians earn more than that.
In addition, 10.2 per cent of Australians earn between A $52000 and A $64999 a year, higher than 63 per cent of Australians but lower than the other 27 per cent.
You can also view the ranking of your salary income levels across Australia according to your actual situation:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05-21/income-calculator-comparison-australia/9301378
Or inquire about your ranking in the community where you live.
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2. The highest income Australians have these characteristics
Overall, 7 per cent of Australians earn between A $65000 and A $77999, less than the other 1 / 5 Australians.
In the new state, 4.3% of the people with the highest income are in the highest income group, 0.5% more than the Australian average. Among them, the highest income area is Mossman, accounting for 24%.
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Five per cent of Australians earn between A $78000 and A $90000 a year, more than 80 per cent of Australians.
Only 4.1 percent of Australians earn between A $91000 and A $103999, which means they earn more than the other 86 per cent.
Groups with an annual income range of A $104000 to A $155999 are the second highest in Australia, surpassing the remaining 90 per cent of Australians. The proportion of people in this area is only 6.2%.
Annual income of A $156000 is at its highest level. Doctors, chief executive, lawer, senior managers and so on account for more than 1% of the income group. Ninety-six per cent of Australians earn less than that range.
On the other hand, salespeople, retailing and service workers account for a large proportion of the lowest income groups.
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It is understood that there is an uneven distribution of income in Australia.
Xinzhou and Western Australia account for the largest proportion of the 10 highest income groups in the government region.
Of the Australians who have reached the highest income level, more than 1 / 3 live in Ashburton (Ashburton), Western Australia, and 24 per cent live in Mosvin (Mosman)., Sydney.
The nine government areas where no one reaches the highest income level are remote or rural areas, where the proportion of the indigenous population is above average.
Finally, after looking at your own income, how many people do you earn more?