You can add to your super from your take-home pay. This is known as making an after-tax or non-concessional contribution. Add to your super today.
If you can't salary sacrifice, you can contribute after-tax and claim a tax deduction. After-tax contributions you claim a tax deduction for are treated like before-tax contributions. The concessional contributions cap applies. Read our Claiming a tax deduction for personal contributions fact sheet...
CLAIMING A DEDUCTION AFTER A PARTIAL ROLLOVER OR WITHDRAWAL Special rules apply if you made a withdrawal or rolled over A super fund will no longer hold a contribution, or at least a part of it, if the member has chosen to rollover or withdraw A valid deduction notice will be limite...
75 years of age can top up their super through non-concessional and salary sacrificing contributions, provided their super is less than $1.9 million in July 2024. The work test only applies for 67-75 year olds who wish to make a tax deduction relating to their personal super contribution. ...
Time limits and conditions apply. Download claiming a tax deduction form 4 Before adding to your super, consider your financial circumstances, eligibility, contribution caps that may apply, tax issues and when your super can be accessed. We recommend you consider seeking financial advice. ...
Any after-tax contributions claimed as a tax deduction will count towards the concessional contribution cap for the financial year (currently $30,000 for the financial year). Simply let your super fund know you intend to claim using the Claiming a tax deduction form. For more information visit...
How to pay super Before adding to your super, consider your financial circumstances, contribution caps that may apply, and tax issued. Salary sacrifice may affect some Government benefits and employee benefits. Consider getting financial advice before deciding what's right for you. ...