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From 1 July this year, the new Payday Super reforms come into effect which generally require employers to make SG contributions at the same time as they pay salary and wages.
This change could have implications for advisers and their clients where it results in an increase in concessional contributions, as it could cause them to inadvertently exceed their concessional contribution cap in future years.
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By Craig DayFrom 1 July this year, the new Payday Super reforms come into effect which generally require employers to make SG contributions at the same time as they pay salary and wages.
This change could have implications for advisers and their clients where it results in an increase in concessional contributions, as it could cause them to inadvertently exceed their concessional contribution cap in future years.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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