Treasurer Scott Morrison’s release last week of the first tranche of new super legislation has been welcomed by the industry, but it digs an even bigger hole in the Budget.
Morrison unveiled the nicest bits of his 2016 Budget super package, including tax savings for low-income workers and new rules that allow anybody aged under 75 to make personal tax-deductible contributions.
SMSF Association CEO Andrea Slattery says the new legislation should go “some way” to instilling confidence back into the system.
“These measures will give superannuation greater certainty and flexibility, particularly for women and those who have had broken work patterns or variable incomes during their working lives,” she says.
If you have any questions on how the proposed super changes will affect you please free to contact;
Cayle Petritsch
SMSF Specialist Advisor
T: 02 9984 7774
E: caylep@nac.com.au
Martin van der Saag
Director
T: 02 9984 7774
E: martinv@nac.com.au
“The proposed super changes include tax savings for low-income workers and greater flexibility for contributions over the age of 75.”

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Reforms include allowing individuals under 75 to make personal tax-deductible contributions, broadening contribution options.
Tax savings were proposed to help reduce the burden on lower earners, improving retirement outcomes.
Greater flexibility is especially helpful for women and others whose work history includes breaks or variable income.
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The article discusses proposed superannuation reforms released as part of the 2016 Federal Budget and accompanying legislation.
Proposals highlighted were tax savings for low-income workers and expanded rules allowing people under 75 to make tax-deductible personal super contributions.
Individuals with variable or broken work patterns, such as women who have taken career breaks, are expected to benefit.
Yes. Representatives from the SMSF industry welcomed the reforms as steps toward greater confidence and flexibility in super.
While the article highlights potential positives, proposed changes need to be legislated and understood in the context of individual circumstances before acting.
Yes. The proposed package includes tax savings for low-income workers, which was one of the more widely welcomed parts of the reforms.
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