Solicitor salary in Tasmania
Updated 21 July 2026
Nationally, the median is $89,000 — Tasmania sits $16,000 below the national figure. See the national picture →
Take-home on the median Solicitor salary of $73,000 — after $12,688 income tax and $1,460 Medicare levy (2025–26 resident, no HECS, private hospital cover).
National figures · February 2026 · Source: Jobs and Skills Australia (© Commonwealth of Australia), CC BY 4.0
What companies pay
Reported total pay for Solicitor roles by employer — medians include bonuses and other cash compensation, so they sit above base-salary figures.
| Company | Median total pay | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Page Seager Lawyers★ 5.0 | $94,383 | $90,280 – $98,486 |
| Department of Justice★ 4.0 | $85,287 | $81,995 – $88,580 |
| Tasmania Legal Aid★ 4.6 | $75,764 | $72,898 – $78,630 |
| FCG Legal★ 4.0 | $69,694 | $67,283 – $72,105 |
| Murdoch Clarke★ 4.0 | $62,268 | $59,602 – $64,934 |
| Butler McIntyre & Butler★ 5.0 | $49,768 | $47,999 – $51,537 |
Solicitor pay by state
Median base salary and range where enough data exists — every figure labelled with its source.
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