More employees eligible for super
The Super Guarantee (SG) requires employers to pay a minimum level of super support for eligible employees. However, the $450 per month threshold is abolished from 1 July 2022.
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5 important considerations for 2021-22 EOFY
Taking stock at this time is a great way to check in on your situation and see if any changes are needed in the lead up to 30 June.
Retirement trends survey
The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey collects information on many aspects of life. We have published the key findings of HILDA’s 2021 Retirement Trends survey.
First Home Super Saver scheme – how does it work?
From 1 July 2022, if you’re a first home buyer you can release up to $50,000 (up from $30,000) from your voluntary super contributions to help you buy your first home.
Farm Succession – When the Planets Align
This year when considering your annual tax planning, it is more important than ever for multi-generation farming and grazing enterprises to be thinking about what their future is to look like and how the possible scenarios for farm succession could be planned for, in the most financially effective way.
Changes to the work test requirements for superannuation contributions
Soon older Australians will no longer have to meet the work test to make super contributions. From 1 July 2022, members under 75 years of age will be able to make or receive personal contributions and salary sacrificed contributions without meeting the work test.
Eligibility age change for downsizer contributions
From 1 July 2022, the eligible age to make a downsizer contribution to their superannuation fund has reduced from 65 to 60 years old.
2022 Federal Budget Analysis
This year’s Federal Budget covers a range of measures aiming to stimulate business, reduce the pressure from increased costs of living and help people into homes.