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#EveryoneNeedsaPlan: Superannuation Contribution Caps Increased as of July 2024

Posted by Dean McKinnon on 28 March 2024

Superannuation concessional and non-concessional contribution limits will be increased from 1 July, 2024 (i.e., the 2025 FY)

  • Superannuation investments generally incur a lower rate of tax when compared to non-superannuation investments
  • Accumulating savings in superannuation is a tax-effective strategy for retirement planning
  • Contributions to superannuation are limited and exceeding the limits will have tax consequences
  • Concessional Contributions (CC) to superannuation may be claimed by the payer as a tax deduction, but tax is payable on the contribution (paid from the superannuation fund)
    • In this current 2024 FY the CC limit is $27,500 (for each member)
    • From 1 July 2024 the CC limit will increase to $30,000
  • Non-Concessional Contributions (NCC) to superannuation cannot be claimed as a tax deduction by the payer, but the contribution is not subject to tax
    • In this current 2024 FY the NCC limit is $110,000 (for each member)
    • From 1 July 2024 the CC limit will increase to $120,000
  • Superannuation contribution strategies are complex and so if you need help don't hesitate to contact us and arrange your free initial consultation to discuss your requirements
Author:Dean McKinnon
Tags:TaxSuperannuationFinancial Planning

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