Luke on 2CC - How to maximise your tax deduction from an EOFY super contribution?
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- Financial Planner Luke Smith joined 2CC Talking Canberra 1206AM in Money Matters, which aired live on Friday 31 May 2024. With the end of financial year just around the corner, this weeks topic looks at ‘How to maximise your tax deduction from an EOFY super contribution’. Thank you for joining us live on 2CC or your favourite podcast streaming service.
Key topics covered include:
• How do I know how much super has been contributed this year?
• Is there any more contributions coming in before the end of the financial year?
• How much ‘space’ do you have, you can ‘top up’ that space
• You can contribute up to your contribution limit - $27,500 this year
• How do the concessional catch-up rules work - can you use your space from previous years?
• Should I use all my catch-up space if I have it in one year?
• How do I notify my super fund of my intention to claim a tax deduction?
• Don’t forget to give the confirmation you get from your superfund to your accountant at tax time.
• Luke shares his top tips around super. tax and end if financial year planning.
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Have you thought about your EOFY Super and tax deductions?
Have you been thinking about how to maximise your tax deduction from an EOFY super contribution? The clock is ticking. Seek financial planning advice if you require assistance and don’t forget to talk to your accountant and superfund too.
Luke as a Financial Planner can help you set up a financial planning strategy to help you achieve your personal financial goals, including investment, super and retirement. Make an appointment to confidentially discuss your goals. Call Envision Financial Services on 6260 4749. You can use the contact us (www.envisionfi...) form to make an appointment, for a confidential discussion about your situation.
Luke will return to 2CC to talk about other ‘Money Matters’ next week. You can catch up with ‘The Strategy Stacker - Luke Talks Money’ podcast at a time that suits you.
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I rang AUS Super and they told me that the NOI can be done before lodging the 2024 return- even next year as long as the money has been deposited. I am still waiting for my tax agent to give me the calculation on concessional and non-concessional. Since Aus Super has got the worst customer service, I was actually wary if I was given the correct information, so thank you so much for your clarification.
@@relaxfun4447 you can lodge an NOI after the end of the year but your accountant will want to know what you are claiming. I wouldn’t leave it too late just in case.
@@relaxfun4447 and you are correct they are hopeless on many fronts
Does the Concessional Contribution Amount get deducted from your Assessable Income Amount as mentioned at the 6 minute mark
or your Taxable Income Amount.
Your deduction is taken off your taxable income when your tax return is lodged like all deductions to work out tax income and then tax payments.