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No Tax on Paper Gains: How Australia’s Final Division 296 Super Tax Works

The legislation received Royal Assent in March 2026, and the tax applies from the 2026–27 income year. For affected members, the distinction matters: an increase in an investment’s market value does not, by itself, become a realised capital gain. However, valuations remain relevant to …

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

30% Above $3 Million, 40% Above $10 Million: How Division 296 Really Works

Division 296, which has applied from 1 July 2026, taxes only the proportion of earnings associated with the part of a person's total super balance above the relevant thresholds.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Why 30 June 2027 Is the Date That Matters for Australians With More Than $3 Million in Super

Under the transitional rules for 2026–27, only a person's total super balance at the end of that financial year determines whether Division 296 applies. The balance on 1 July 2026, or at other points during the year, does not determine whether the relevant threshold …

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

SMSF Property Borrowing Rules: What Changed on 10 August 2026

This generally prevents new borrowing arrangements for ordinary residential rental properties. However, the change does not prohibit every residential property purchase by an SMSF, and qualifying existing arrangements remain protected. The distinction between new borrowing, existing loans and purchases using available fund money is …

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Super Caps Rise to $32,500 and $130,000: What the 2026–27 Limits Mean for Your Contributions

These are the first increases since 2024–25. With three months of 2026–27 already gone, now is a sensible time to check how much of the new room is left. Salary sacrifice arrangements and personal contribution plans are easier to adjust early than in a …

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Low-Income Earners Set for a Bigger Super Boost as LISTO Rises to $810

The change does not start until 1 July 2027. That makes 2026–27 the last full year under the old limits, and it is worth understanding the gap the change is designed to close.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Why a Victorian Teachers' Super Case Has Put Some ATO Decisions on Hold

For employers, the question is simple but expensive: which payments attract the 12% super guarantee (SG)? With Payday Super now in force, the answer affects every pay run.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

New Parents Now Getting 12% Super on Paid Parental Leave: How It Works

The first payments started flowing from July 2026. For many families, the money arrives as a lump sum months after the leave ends, so it is easy to miss. Here is how it works and what to check.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

The ATO Will Now Match 2.5 Million Australians' Car Purchases Each Year Until 2030

The program covers 2025–26 to 2029–30. It means the details of a vehicle transfer at the registry counter can end up in the ATO's systems, where they are checked against what buyers and sellers report on their tax returns andBusinessstatements.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Loss Carry-Back Returns: How Eligible Companies Could Claim Refundable Tax Offsets From 2026–27

The first claims can be made in 2026–27 income tax returns. However, recording a loss does not automatically produce a refund. Eligibility, the loss carry-back calculation and applicable limits determine the amount available.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026
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