Superannuation is an effective way to save money for your retirement. The information on these pages is provided as an introduction to superannuation topics.
Explains when, how and what funds must report to us. We use these reports and information from your income tax return to work out if you have exceeded a super contributions cap.
The changes to super mean that your super payout will be taxed differently, and in some cases not taxed at all. This information explains the tax you will have to pay if your super payout comes from a taxed source.
You should complete this form if you have transferred all of a lump sum superannuation benefit from a foreign super fund to a complying Australian super fund, tax is payable on a part of that lump sum benefit, and you choose to have your Australian super fund pay some, or all of the tax payable on that lump sum. (NAT11724)
This information sets out the Australian tax treatment of a transfer from a foreign super fund. You may be subject to other obligations in the foreign country.
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Super and tax
