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Making the most of super ‘bring forward’ contributions

Apr 21, 2025 at 6:18 pm AWST

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From thenewdaily.com.au: The bring-forward rule allows individuals to maximise their non-concessional super contributions by making up to $360,000 in one year, with tax implications to consider for inheritance planning.

Strategies like cashing out and re-contributing can convert taxable components to tax-free, influencing future tax obligations.

Filed under: Superannuation, Tax - Individuals

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