Family Tax Benefit Part B rate table 2026
Family Tax Benefit Part B
Maximum Part B per fortnight (youngest child under 5)
Effective 1 July 2026 · Source: DSS / Services Australia
Every Family Tax Benefit Part B variant
| Youngest child | Max /fortnight | Max /year |
|---|---|---|
| Youngest child aged under 5 | $200.34 | $5,223.15 |
| Youngest child aged between 5 and 18 | $139.86 | $3,646.35 |
Plus an end-of-year supplement of up to $478.15 per family, paid after your income is balanced.
Source: DSS Social Security Payment Parameters, 1 July 2026 — Family Tax Benefit (Part B) · DSS Social Security Payment Parameters, 1 July 2026 — FTB (Part B) — End of Year Supplement
The table below shows the Part B rates. There is one rate for families whose youngest child is under 5, and a lower rate for families whose youngest child is 5 to 18. It is a single amount per family, no matter how many children you have.
Rates are shown both per fortnight and per year, because Family Tax Benefit is worked out on yearly family income. A separate end-of-year supplement is paid per family after the financial year, once your income is confirmed.
More on Family Tax Benefit Part B
- Family Tax Benefit Part B overviewRate, tests and calculator
- How much in 2026?The headline answer
- Income testHow earnings change it
Estimates and general information only — not financial advice. Check Services Australia for your circumstances.
Rates current as of 1 July 2026. Source: DSS / Services Australia. Last checked 17 July 2026.