Types of Voluntary Superannuation Contributions
Voluntary superannuation contributions can be made in 3 main ways: As a Personal Non-Concessional Contribution As a Personal Concessional Contribution; or As a Salary Sacrifice Contribution A bonus about Personal Non Concessional Contributions is that it may entitle...Carry Forward Unused Concessional Contribution Cap
So, how do the catch-up provisions for unused Concessional Contributions work? And how can these unused Concessional Contributions be carried-forward? This article will explain the conditions that need to be met so that an individual can utilise the Concessional...Concessional Contribution Cap 2017/2018
The maximum superannuation Concessional (deductible) Contribution cap has been reducing quite steadily over the years. In the 2016/2017 financial year, the Concessional Contribution cap is $35,000 for individuals aged 49 years or over and $30,000 for those under age...Superannuation Rules for Over 60
The superannuation rules for those over the age of 60 are the most favourable. In this article, we will discuss superannuation contributions and withdrawals, as well as all the associated tax benefits. In many cases, you should be able to access your superannuation...Salary Sacrifice Super Cap
Update: Please refer to updates to superannuation from 1 July 2017 to see potential changes in contribution caps. This article explains what the Salary Sacrifice Super Cap is, how to determine what your cap is and what happens if you exceed the cap. The Superannuation...Concessional Contributions Cap 2013/2014/2015
The Concessional Contributions Cap refers to the maximum level of Concessional Contributions that can be made in any one financial year. Please click here for information on the Maximum Superannuation Contributions Base (SGC). What is a Concessional Contribution? A...
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