Not exact matches
This, in turn, limits the amount
of superannuation income stream provider
earnings that are exempt from tax.
That means a
superannuation interest that supports a
superannuation income stream that increases in value because
of investment
earnings [24] does not have its growth reflected in your transfer balance account.
With regard to your
superannuation, it is the risk that changes to the way
superannuation is taxed could affect the amount
of super
earnings.
Under the current rules assessable
earnings of the spouse, civil partner or cohabitant are calculated as the gross
earnings less PRSI,
Superannuation and Trade Union Subscriptions.
Social insurance contributions,
superannuation / PRSA contributions and trade union subscriptions are not taken into account in the assessment
of earnings.
The net
earnings of the spouse, civil partner or cohabitant were calculated as the gross
earnings less Income Tax, PRSI,
Superannuation, Trade Union dues and Health Insurance premiums (e.g. VHI or similar health insurance premiums, Hospital Saturday Fund etc.).