Government super co-contribution is an incentive for lower income earners to add to their own superannuation. Depending on your annual income (up to $60,400 per year), whenever you make a voluntary after-tax contribution to your super, the government can chip-in to boost your super balance ...
Changes to the government superannuation co-contribution scheme from July 2012Rob Bourne
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A Govt employee can claim a deduction of your employer’s contribution towards NPS under Section 80CCD (2), up to a limit of 10% of your salary (i.e. Basic Salary + Dearness Allowance). Employer’s contribution towards NPS or EPF (Employees’ provident fund) is not the part of your ...
The financial assets of state and local government employee retirement funds in the United States grew during the observed period. The assets grew by around six billion U.S. dollars during the roughly 24-year period, reaching a value of around 9.4 billion U.S. dollars in the third quar...
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It states that where an individual is already receiving the government superannuation co-contribution, any additional after tax money could be contributed into a FHSA. It adds that it will unlock additional 17 percent government contribution available to the first $5,000 per annum of contributions ...