The amount of tax you pay will depend on your assessable income less a host of tax deductions and offsets. Here are the latest rates and thresholds.
How superannuation is taxed: Super for beginners guide
Super is arguably the most tax-effective retirement savings vehicle in the land, so it’s worth getting acquainted with the rules.
Your tax guide to accessing your super under age 60
If you access your super when you’re under age 60, the tax man is going to get a share of it, so make sure you know the rules.
Your tax guide to accessing your super under age 60
If you access your super when you’re under age 60, the tax man is going to get a share of it, so make sure you know the rules.
Your tax guide to accessing your super over age 60
When you reach age 60, the rules change on how much tax you are required to pay when you withdraw your super savings.
A simple guide to what tax is payable on super death benefits
The tax on your super death benefit can be tricky to understand, but it’s important to know what’s what so your beneficiaries don’t end up paying too much tax.
How do tax-deductible superannuation contributions work?
Making a tax-deductible super contribution can be a great way to boost your retirement savings. Find out whether they could be the right strategy for you.
How the Division 293 tax works: Super surcharge for high earners
High-income earners pay extra tax on their concessional super contributions, so it’s important to understand the rules.
SMSFs and capital gains tax (CGT)
Careful management of capital gains and losses can make a big difference to your retirement savings.
Tax in SMSFs and regular super funds: Which is better?
All super funds pay the same tax rate, but there are differences in the ability of SMSFs and large super funds to manage their tax liabilities for the benefit of members.
Proportioning rule and super tax: What it is and why it matters
When it comes to your super benefits, tax is always at the heart of it, whether it’s when you make a contribution, or when you take your money out at the other end.
What are unrestricted and restricted non-preserved super benefits?
Non-preserved super benefits can be either unrestricted or restricted. Unrestricted non-preserved benefits are the most common type. You will have these benefits if you are a member of a super fund and have satisfied a condition of release. If you do, you’ll be able to access your super on demand as either a lump sum or a pension.
