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Govt sets $100,000 a year super threshold
Super is still a very very good tax haven to invest in for retirement and it is very very unlikely it will ever be worse than investing personally. You just need to understand that retirement age (and most of the other regulations) are fluid. When I started contributing you could get your hands...- Ed Barton
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- Forum: Accounting and Tax
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Govt sets $100,000 a year super threshold
No. The fund pays 15% on contributions received up to the concessional cap, whether that be by employer, salary sacrifice or tax deductible eligible contributions. Any contributions exceeding the concessional cap have to come from a persons after tax income - the non concessional cap (IIRC...- Ed Barton
- Post #137
- Forum: Accounting and Tax
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Govt sets $100,000 a year super threshold
Governments of both sides have tinkered with super, and will continue to do so. I severely doubt super as an investment structure will ever be any less tax effective than an individual structure (except for very low income earners).- Ed Barton
- Post #41
- Forum: Accounting and Tax