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Boutique Wealth Management can assist with a wide range of our clients financial needs to include:

  • Wealth Creation
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  • Property
    • Buying / Selling
    • Property Management
  • Lending and Financing
  • Insurance
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  • Accounting and Tax
  • Estate Planning

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Question: Superannuation Contributions

 

Hello,

 

I am aware that last weeks budget reduced the amount that I am able contribute to super as an employee to $25,000. Is there any way around this restriction?

 

Kind Regards,

 

******

 

 

Answer: Superannuation Contributions

 

 Hi ******

 

In short the answer is yes, you may be able increase the amount that you contribute to super.

 

Employees can generally make two types of contributions into super:

  • Concessional
  • Non-Concessional

Concessional contributions are those whereby a tax deduction is claimed for the contribution. You are right in saying that compulsory contributions that your employer makes on your behalf plus any salary sacrifice contribution you make is limited to $25,000 (from 2009/2010 onwards)

You are however, able to also make $150,000 pa in non-concessional contributions which is essentially “after tax dollars” whereby no tax deduction is claimed as the cash enters the fund.

 

We hope this assists you.

 

Regards,

 

 

Superannuation Department

Boutique Wealth Management

 

 

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