Math

Local context: what it looks like in Australia

No conversions needed — Math already uses Australian dollars, metric units and the rules the ATO applies.

Key local facts

• Money: Australian dollars shown as A$1,234.56, and GST of 10% is included in the price you see on the shelf.
• Tax: A tax-free threshold followed by progressive rates up to 45%, plus the 2% Medicare levy on most taxable income.
• Super: Employers pay the Superannuation Guarantee on top of wages — it is separate money, not a deduction from your pay.
• Units: Fully metric: kilometres, kilograms, litres, °C, and floor area in square metres.
• Power: 230 V / 50 Hz with Type I plugs, and installations follow AS/NZS 3000 (the Wiring Rules).

Local examples

• Example — Sydney: A renter in Sydney uses Math to work out weekly versus fortnightly figures, since rent here is quoted per week.
• Example — Perth: A tradie in Perth runs Math for a quote, then adds GST at 10% as a separate line for the client.

Every figure above applies to Australia specifically and is reviewed when the rules change.