Section |
Changes required |
3.3 How is a contribution made? |
- Section expanded to incorporate direct and indirect methods of making contributions
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3.3.1 - Monies transferred |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.3 How is a contribution made - ‘Monies transferred’
- Section highlights transactions that would be deemed a money transfer
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3.3.2 - In-specie contributions |
- Renumbered ‘in-specie contributions’ from 3.3.1 to 3.3.2
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3.3.3 - Increasing the value of an existing asset |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.3 How is a contribution made - ‘increasing the value of an existing asset’
- Section introduces the concept of contributing by undertaking improvement transactions to property
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3.3.4 - Third party expense payments |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.3 How is a contribution made - ‘third party expense payments’
- Section introduces concept of party external to SMSF paying a fund expense
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3.3.5 - Payment of debt by guarantor |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.3 How is a contribution made - ‘payment of debt by guarantor’
- Section introduces how guarantors and contributions can be linked
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3.3.6 - Forgiveness of debt |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.3 How is a contribution made - ‘forgiveness of debt’
- Section identifies when related lenders forgive debt owed by SMSF
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3.4 - Eligibility to make contributions |
- Table and text updated to reflect change in downsizer to 55 from 1 January 2023
- NOTE about TFN moved to text from ‘Employer contribution’ section
- Includes renumbering subsection ‘Employer contributions’ to 3.4.1
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Activity 1 - Employer Contributions |
- Scenario 1 updated to reflect change in SG from 10.5% to 11%
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3.5 - Total Superannuation Balance |
- Text and Table updated to reflect indexation of General Transfer Balance cap to $1.9m from 1 July 2023
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3.5.2 - Accumulation Phase Value (APV) |
- Example - Hugh’s age changed from 58 to 59 and date changed from 30 June 2021 to 30 June 2023
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3.5.3 - Retirement Phase Value (RPV) |
- Example - commencement and commutation date changed from 2020 and 2021 to 2022 and 2023 respectively
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3.6 - Work Test |
- Hyperlink reference changed from 3.6.1 to 3.6.3
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3.6.1 - How removing the work test affects an individual |
- Hyperlink reference changed from 3.9 to 3.13
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3.6.4 - Work Test Exemption |
- Text updated to discuss rules from 1 July 2022 rather than 2019
- Example of Geoff updated to current year
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Activity 2 |
- Scenario 1 (Nick) payment frequency changed from weekly to fortnightly
- Scenario 4 (Jiang) updated to current year example
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3.7.1 - In-specie contributions |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.7 Timing of contributions - ‘in-specie contributions’
- Section expands on when an in-specie contribution is made
- Includes renumbering subsection ‘Contributions made via ATO Small Business Clearing House (SBSCH)’ to 3.7.2
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3.8 - Concessional Contributions |
- Table updated to include cap for 2023-24
- Example updated - SG indexation to 11%
- Example updated - increase tax payable on higher contribution
- Example updated - decrease cap space
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3.8.1 - SG Contributions |
- Table amended to show previous year and future years
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3.8.2 - Maximum contribution base |
- Table updated to include MCB for 2023-24
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3.8.4 - unused concessional cap carry-forward |
- Example is updated to consider contributions in 2023-24 year
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3.8.5 - Contribution splitting |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.8 concessional contributions - ‘contribution splitting’
- Section explains how contribution splitting rules work
- Inserted new subsection - ‘who can split?’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘What contributions can you split’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘How much can be split’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘Application validity’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘Invalid application’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘Trustee’s decision on member’s application’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘Tax and other consequences of contributions splitting’
- Inserted contributions splitting example
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3.8.6 - Contribution reserves |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.8 Concessional contributions - ‘contribution reserves’
- Section explains how SMSFs use a contribution reserve
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3.8.7 - Allocations from a reserve |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.8 Concessional contributions - ‘allocations from a reserve’
- Section explains how SMSFs that maintain reserves can impact contributions
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3.9 - Tax treatment of concessional contributions |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section ‘tax treatment of concessional contributions’
- Section outlines the tax rate that applies to concessional contributions.
- Section previously contained within Module 5
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3.10 - Excess concessional contributions |
- Expanded text that identifies the process when a member exceeds their concessional contribution cap
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3.11 - No-TFN contributions tax |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section ‘no-TFN contributions tax’
- Section outlines the tax requirements if a member does not quote their tax file number
- Section previously contained within Module 5
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3.12 - Division 293 Tax |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section ‘Division 293 Tax - additional contributions tax for high income earners’
- Section outlines the circumstances where certain high income earners pay additional tax on contributions
- Inserted new section 3.12.1 - ‘income’
- Inserted new section 3.12.2 - ‘contributions’
- Section previously contained within Module 5
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3.13 - Non-concessional contributions |
- Renumbered section ‘Non-concessional contributions’ from 3.9 to 3.13
- Includes renumbering subsection ‘Additional contributions during bring-forward period’ to 3.13.1
- Includes renumbering subsection ‘NCC indexation and bring-forward periods’ to 3.13.2
- Includes renumbering subsection ‘What counts as a non-concessional contribution?’ to 3.13.3
- NCC bring-forward table amended to incorporate indexation of General Transfer Balance cap
- Example (Jane) updated to reflect indexed Transfer Balance Cap
- Appendix 1 updated to reflect GTBC indexation from 1 July 2023
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3.13.1 - Additional contributions during bring-forward period |
- Example 1 updated from $1.7m to $1.9m for year 2
- Example 2 updated to current years
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3.13.2 - NCC indexation and bring-forward periods |
- NCC cap amounts increased by relevant indexation amount
- Example updated to reflect current year and potential future indexation of caps.
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Activity 3 - NCC & bring-forward |
- Scenario 1 updated to reflect changes to years
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3.14 - Excess non-concessional contributions |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section ‘excess non-concessional contributions’
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3.14.1 - What happens if you exceed your non-concessional cap? |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.14 Excess non-concessional contributions - ‘what happens if you exceed your non-concessional cap?’
- Section explains the process when a member exceeds their non-concessional cap leaving a member with two options
- Inserted new subsection - ‘Option 1’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘Option 2’
- Inserted new subsection - ‘Associated Earnings’
- Associated earnings includes the calculation process and the current associated earnings rates from the ATO
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3.14.2 - Returning contributions |
- NEW SECTION - inserted new section under 3.14 Excess non-concessional contributions - ‘returning contributions’
- Section explains the limited scenarios where contributions can be returned to the member
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3.15 - Other types of contributions |
- Renumbered section ‘Other types of contributions’ from 3.11 to 3.15
- Spouse contributions GTBC updated from $1.7m to $1.9m
- Downsizer contributions moved to 2nd row and updated to reflect age change from 1 January 2023 to 55 (from 60)
- CGT cap contributions moved to row 3
- Inserted NEW ROW - Payments for personal injury/structured settlement payments added to table
- Government co-contributions, moved to row 5 and GTBC updated to $.9m
- LISTO moved to row 6
- Child contributions moved to row 7
- Transfer from foreign super funds moved to row 8
- COVID-19 recontribution moved to row 9
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3.15.1 - Downsizer contributions |
- NEW SECTION - inserted a new section under 3.15 Other types of contributions - ‘Downsizer contributions’
- Section identifies eligibility requirements for downsizer contributions
- Appendix 2 previously referenced as appendix 3 updated
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3.16 - What contributions are assessable? |
- NEW SECTION - inserted a new section ‘What contributions are assessable?’’
- Section inserts a table of which contributions (discussed throughout module) are assessable and which are not
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Activity 4 - Assessable or non-assessable contributions? |
- NEW ACTIVITY - inserted new activity with 4 scenarios determining whether contributions are assessable or not.
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