GET READY FOR YOUR TAX RETURN 2016
Spouse superannuation contributions & tax offset up to $540

Under the current 2015-16 tax rules, you may be able to claim an 18% tax offset on super contributions up to $3,000 that you make on behalf of your non-working or low-income-earning spouse. You can contribute more than $3,000, but you won’t receive the spouse contribution tax offset on anything above $3,000. Read the full article here…

GET READY FOR YOUR TAX RETURN 2016
Government Co-contribution up to $500:

If you are on a lower income, the Australian Government is contributing 50 cents toward your super for every $1 extra you contribute to your super, up to a maximum of $500 a year. This is called the co-contribution scheme. Read the full article here…

• Do you want to reduce your tax?
• There is one tax you can do something about it. This is Medicare Levy Surcharge (MLS).
• Do you need private patient hospital cover?

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