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Financial year 2025–26

Work from home

Start with the whole year. If the pattern changed partway through — a new job, a move to part time, a return-to-office mandate — split it into periods and give each one its own week count. Add the dates you were away; public holidays are already known. Both come off the total, and a holiday that fell during leave only comes off once.

Periods

Weeks is the length of the stretch, not the number of weeks you turned up — leave it at the full span and put the time away in the leave table below, or it comes off twice. Days per week is how many of those working days were spent at home: five days worked with one in the office is four.

PeriodWeeksWFH days per weekDaysRemove
260
only if the pattern changed — otherwise one row is the whole year

Leave

Annual leave, long service, unpaid breaks, time overseas. Enter the dates rather than trimming the week count above — weekends are ignored, and any public holiday inside a range is not deducted twice.

AwayFromToWeekdaysRemove
No leave — the whole year was worked.

Public holidays

Taken from the calendar for 2025–26, weekends already dropped. Nothing to enter — they differ by state, so pick yours.

10 holidays

Total hours

250days ×hours per day =2,000hours

260 worked − 10 days off = 250

ATO fixed rate, 2025–26

2,000 hrs × $0.70 per hour

$1,400.00

How this was worked out

The year is one stretch of 52 weeks, five days a week at home — 260 days.

Ten public holidays in Victoria fall inside it, and no leave was taken.

Every one of those was a day that would otherwise have been worked at home, so 10 days come off. That leaves 250 days, which at eight hours a day is 2,000 hours.

Worth checking