Posts tagged "superannuation changes"

It's estimated workers were owed $3.4 billion worth of super in the 2019/20 financial year, according to the tax office.

A government change requiring super to be paid on payday could mean employees will be several thousand dollars better off by retirement.

With a new financial year on the horizon, there’s a number of changes that business owners will need to be aware of in order to stay compliant. From superannuation contributions to a rising minimum wage, here’s what you need to know for the 2022–23 financial year.

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued a reminder to business owners regarding upcoming changes to superannuation, active as of July 1, 2022.

The temporary halving of minimum drawdown rates for retirement superannuation accounts will continue for another year. Here's who will benefit most.

The Morrison government has introduced measures that could tie members to their first superannuation fund through life.

A controversial superannuation amnesty program has passed through Parliament, giving employers an opportunity to confess their sins without penalty.

In a contentious new report, the Grattan Institute has cast a cloud over superannuation increases, arguing they should be abandoned.

The second run at superannuation amnesty laws has made its way through a Senate Committee, but not without a plethora of dissenting views being voiced.

Moves by the ATO to go after employers not paying their workers superannuation are welcome, but barely scratch the surface of the problem.

Andrew Bragg's proposal to make super contributions voluntary for people earning less than $50,000 a year would be a backward step for women.

The new financial year is here and on July 1 there's plenty of housekeeping to do for business owners - here's what you need to know.