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EOFY 2026 Newsletter – Key EOFY Super Updates

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EOFY 2026 Newsletter – Key EOFY Super Updates
  1. Administration, Budget, Contributions, Income Streams, Super Strategies, Tax

    Insights on the 2025 Federal Budget and Super Related Implications and Farewell to Samantha

    Dear Greenlight Clients, The recently unveiled 2025-26 Federal Budget has introduced a few superannuation-related measures. Here is a brief overview of the key developments. Division 296 Tax on Superannuation Balances The government has reaffirmed its commitment to implementing the Division 296 tax, which imposes an additional 15% levy on superannuation earnings for balances exceeding $3 million. This initiative, projected to... More Information ▶

  2. Budget, Super Strategies, Uncategorized

    Super Budget 2023

    Welcome to our latest newsletter, Budget Edition, in which we provide a brief summary of the few super related measures that were in the budget. Please remember that the following budget announcements are not yet law. Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions The Government will be going ahead with its previously announced measure to reduce the tax concessions available to individuals with... More Information ▶

  3. Budget, Investments, Pension, Property, Retirement, Super Strategies

    Budget Edition

    Welcome to our latest newsletter, Budget Edition, in which we provide a brief summary of super and retirement related measures. Please remember that the following budget announcements are not yet law. Reducing the eligibility age for downsizer contributions The eligibility age to make downsizer contributions into superannuation is set to be reduced from 60 to 55 years of age. All... More Information ▶

  4. Budget, Family, Income Streams, Investments

    All Things Budget 2022

    Welcome to our latest newsletter, Budget Edition, in which we consider the main items in the budget handed down on 29 March 2022 that may impact our super clients. Extension of the temporary reduction in super minimum draw down rates The Government has extended the 50% reduction of the superannuation minimum drawdown requirements for account-based pensions and similar products for... More Information ▶

  5. Budget, Tax

    2018-19 Federal Budget

    As you would be aware the budget was handed down last night here in Federal Parliament. There have been a number of personal tax changes proposed along with some minor changes to superannuation (in comparison to last year). The National Tax & Accountants' Association (NTAA) has prepared this summary which is available on their website.  Please do not hesitate to... More Information ▶

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