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Webinar: The proposed new $3 million super changes: What you need to know

Recorded: April 2023

Important:

Division 296 has not yet been legislated, and on 13 October 2025 the government announced changes to the proposed legislation.

The details contained in this guide reflect the original proposed legislation.

Please refer to our main guide for details of the new proposed Division 296 legislation (including calculator).

We take a look at the proposed new tax regime for super fund members with balances above $3 million, how it will work, when it may come into play, and what you should be considering now.

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