Not exact matches
The payment may be made up of two components — a
tax -
free component, and a taxable component (that may have a
taxed element and / or an untaxed
element).
For members aged 60 years or older, benefits paid from the
taxed element of the super income stream will be
tax free.
The sum of the
taxed element and
tax -
free components ($ 60,000) is counted towards the defined benefit income cap of $ 100,000 first.
She receives $ 60,000 in 2017 — 18 which is partially from a
taxed source and partially untaxed (
tax -
free component $ 40,000 and untaxed
element $ 20,000)
The
tax -
free component for an untaxed
element is only calculated when a lump sum benefit is withdrawn from your fund or rolled over into a
taxed super fund.
The super interest includes a
tax -
free component of $ 100,000 (made up of $ 50,000 contributions segment and $ 50,000 crystallised segment) and the taxable component is $ 300,000 consisting solely of an untaxed
element.
The modification to the proportioning rule means that the
tax -
free component of the benefit is increased, and the untaxed
element is reduced, by the lesser of the following amounts:
I guess it pays for landscaping, snowplowing and maintenance / upkeep of other common
elements... But the point is that I'm mortgage
free but still shelling out cash on condo fees + property
taxes that add up to about $ 600 a month.
The
tax -
free component of Peter's lump sum is increased, and the untaxed
element is reduced, by the lesser of: