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  Superannuation 2012

Positive outcomes from superannuation contributions

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 6 Aug 2012

 

This presentation looks at superannuation contributions in a more positive light and looks at ways and means of maximising contribution capabilities. Appropriate case studies are included to illustrate the benefits of these strategies. Topics covered include:

  • Contribution capabilities with constitutionally protected funds
  • Contributions using the small business concessions and contributions from personal injury settlement
  • Using contribution reserves to gain benefits without excess contributions tax; ATOID 2012/16
  • How to deliberately exceed the concessional contributions cap to the benefit of your client
  • Increase value in the fund by using acceptable gearing strategies.

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Positive outcomes from superannuation contributions

Author(s): Tony Simmons
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  • Published By: Tony Simmons
  • Published On:6 Aug 2012
  • Took place at:Hilton Adeleide

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