- Technically Speaking
- Contributions, Income streams
With 30 June 2023 just around the corner, now is a great time to get across your clients’ past, current, and future contributions to maximise contribution opportunities. It is also the last chance to review any clients in pension phase to ensure they meet their income drawdown requirements before 30 June 2023.
This technical bulletin provides:
- insight into a number of technical and practical nuances that arise with the relaxation of the contribution rules and the indexation of the transfer balance cap (TBC);
- a close look at the importance of managing your client’s Total Super Balance (TSB), particularly under the TBC regime and the Government’s proposal to introduce a $3m super cap tax;
- a better understanding of the need to look at opportunities to rebalance superannuation benefits between couples; and
- a refresh on obligations that must be met by 30 June 2023, such as compulsory SG contributions, minimum pension payments and much more….
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