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Claiming a deduction for personal super contributions - ATO
As an SMSF trustee, if you intend to claim a tax deduction for your personal super contributions, you must complete a Notice of intent to claim for personal super contributions form before you lodge your income tax return.
Super for beginners, part 19: My employer has gone broke. What ...
Report your situation immediately to the ATO on the special ATO Superannuation Hotline by phoning 13 10 20. Explain the urgency of situation to the ATO. If other employees are affected, then it is highly likely one of your colleagues ...
Super for beginners, part 18: My employer hasn't paid my SG. What ...
I suggest you report this situation to the ATO on the special ATO Superannuation Hotline by phoning 13 10 20. Explain the urgency of situation to the ATO, and also to the super fund where you have your account. ...
Notice of intention to claim a deduction for personal super ...
Some APRA-regulated super funds are issuing their own notice of intention to claim a deduction for personal super contributions form with their members. Many of these forms do not include the ATO mandatory information to make them ...
ATO's SMSF crackdown inconsistent - Super Review
An ATO crackdown on SMSFs that have not yet lodged a 2009-10 tax return is inconsistent with the office's own guidelines for non-compliance, according to SISFA.
Guide to self-managed superannuation funds - ATO
Like other superannuation (super) funds, self-managed super funds (SMSFs) are a way of saving for your retirement. The difference between an SMSF and other types of funds is, generally, that members of an SMSF are the trustees.
Same-Sex Couples Opposite-Sex de Facto Relationships & Taxation
Claim a tax offset if they make an after-tax superannuation spouse contribution on behalf of their low-income earning partner (conditions apply). For more details, read ATO publication 'Superannuation spouse contribution tax offset.' ...
Guide to superannuation for employers - ATO
Under the superannuation guarantee law you must pay super contributions for your eligible employees, at a minimum rate of 9% of their ordinary time earnings, so they can enjoy the benefits of super in their retirement.
Superannuation technical minutes, June 2010 - ATO
Minutes of Superannuation Technical sub-group meeting held 15 June 2010.
eLink 33/10 - ATO
ATO policy & guidelines ... These are the key rates and thresholds that apply in relation to contributions and benefits, employment termination payments, superannuation guarantee and co-contributions. ...
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