Personal Superannuation Contributions
If you are a salary or wage earner looking to maximise the amount of tax deductible superannuation contributions made in any given year, then this tip is for you. Prior to 30 June 2017, superannuation
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Super Reforms #6: In Case You Missed It & Action Summary
Since February, I have posted a series of five articles on important aspects of the ongoing super reforms and these have earned a strong response among Brentnalls NSW clients. My articles have covered the broad
Read MoreSuper Reforms #5: CGT Exemption
The Government has introduced a Capital Gains Tax (CGT) exemption in alignment with the super reforms legislation. The CGT exemption allows Trustees of super funds to capture the tax-free benefits of their assets to enable
Read MoreSuper Reforms #4: Pension Strategy
Minimum requirements for pension compliance may change following the commutation of pensions and the implementation of the $1.6m pension transfer cap. This is relevant for you if you are in, or you are approaching the
Read MoreSuper Reforms #3: Commutation of Pensions
The super reforms include a new $1.6m transfer cap that limits the amount of super assets that can be moved into the pension phase and generate tax-free earnings. Additionally, many of the tax benefits associated
Read MoreSuper Reforms #2: Contributions post 30 June 2017
My first article in this series outlined up-coming changes to super contributions caps. As a member of a super fund or trustee of a self-managed super fund (SMSF), you should consider very carefully how these
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