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Many differenttypesof superannuation funds exist including:

i) Industry superannuation funds

ii) Public sector superannuation funds

iii) International sector superannuation funds

iv) Company or employer sponsored superannuation funds

v) Public offer superannuation funds

vi) Self-managed superannuation funds

Select one:

a. i, iii, iv, v, vi

b. i, ii, iv, v, vi

c. ii, iii, v, vi

d.i, ii, iv, vi

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Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding the factors influencing government policy in regard to superannuation?

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a. Australia's population is aging whereby between now and 2050, the number of older Australian's is expected to more than double over that time period.

b. The proportion of working-age people in the total population is expected to fall between now and 2050.

c.For many Australians starting out in the workforce today, superannuation may grow to be their largest asset over time.

d. The Federal Government introduced compulsory superannuation for most Australian employees in order to raise taxation revenue.

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Superannuation investments can only invest in Australian and international shares and cannot invest in higher risk asset classes such as emerging markets, gold etc?

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The three phases of super from a taxation perspective are:

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a. Market linked phase; accumulation phase and defined benefit phase

b. Accumulation phase; Transition to Retirement income stream phase and Retirement income stream phase

c. Pre-retirement phase; accumulation phase and pension phase

d. Post-retirement phase; accumulation phaseand pension phase

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Which of the following statements is CORRECT when describing 'defined benefit' superannuation funds?

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a. They are all precisely the same in structure, and simple and easy to research

b. The amount a member eventually is entitled to is typically calculated based upon a formula that takes into account the employees' final average salary, or something very similar, and their period of membership in the fund

c. The investment performance of the fund affects the amount a member is eventually entitled to

d. All the answers are correct

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Funds that are withdrawn from superannuation funds may be used to pay which of the following?

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a. Taxation, Management fees, administration fees, spouse contribution.

b. Member benefits, insurance benefits, insurance premiums, administration fees.

c.Government co-contributions, member benefits, insurance benefits, insurance premiums.

d.Insurance benefits, insurance premiums, administration fees, spouse contributions.

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Which of the following statements is FALSE in relation to making non-concessional superannuation contributions?

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a. A person does not need to be working in order to make a non-concessional contribution, unless they are aged 65 or over

b. If a person satisfies the 40 hour work test, they can make non-concessional contributions into superannuation up to the age of 74, if their total superannuation balance is less than $1.4 million at 30 June in the year prior to the contribution being made

c. Non-concessional contributions can be from any source including, self-employment, savings, gifts or an inheritance

d. The maximum non-concessional contributions cap (limit) is $300,000 per annum

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In order to make an 'in-specie' (i.e. non-cash) superannuation contribution, the (_________________) must permit this.

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a. Trust deed

b. Nominated Beneficiaries

c. Bank

d. Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)

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In relation to the 2018/19 financial year, if a person is an employee who earns $450 or more a month from an employer, the employer is required to contribute (______9.5________) of their salary to their superannuation fund?

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a. 9%

b.9.25%

c.9.5%

d.9.75%

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Which of following statements is most correct regarding 'carry-forward concessional contributions'?

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a. The ability to carry-forward concessional contributions commenced from 1 July 2018

b. You are only able to make catch up concessional contributions if your total superannuation balance is less than $500,000

c. All of these statements are correct

d. Eligible members are able to carry-forward unused concessional contributions from the previous 5 years

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Many differenttypesof superannuation funds exist including:

i) Industry superannuation funds

ii) Public sector superannuation funds

iii) International sector superannuation funds

iv) Company or employer sponsored superannuation funds

v) Public offer superannuation funds

vi) Self-managed superannuation funds

Select one:

a. i, iii, iv, v, vi

b. i, ii, iv, v, vi

c. ii, iii, v, vi

d.i, ii, iv, vi

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Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding the factors influencing government policy in regard to superannuation?

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a. Australia's population is aging whereby between now and 2050, the number of older Australian's is expected to more than double over that time period.

b. The proportion of working-age people in the total population is expected to fall between now and 2050.

c.For many Australians starting out in the workforce today, superannuation may grow to be their largest asset over time.

d. The Federal Government introduced compulsory superannuation for most Australian employees in order to raise taxation revenue.

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Superannuation investments can only invest in Australian and international shares and cannot invest in higher risk asset classes such as emerging markets, gold etc?

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The three phases of super from a taxation perspective are:

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a. Market linked phase; accumulation phase and defined benefit phase

b. Accumulation phase; Transition to Retirement income stream phase and Retirement income stream phase

c. Pre-retirement phase; accumulation phase and pension phase

d. Post-retirement phase; accumulation phaseand pension phase

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Which of the following statements is CORRECT when describing 'defined benefit' superannuation funds?

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a. They are all precisely the same in structure, and simple and easy to research

b. The amount a member eventually is entitled to is typically calculated based upon a formula that takes into account the employees' final average salary, or something very similar, and their period of membership in the fund

c. The investment performance of the fund affects the amount a member is eventually entitled to

d. All the answers are correct

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Funds that are withdrawn from superannuation funds may be used to pay which of the following?

Select one:

a. Taxation, Management fees, administration fees, spouse contribution.

b. Member benefits, insurance benefits, insurance premiums, administration fees.

c.Government co-contributions, member benefits, insurance benefits, insurance premiums.

d.Insurance benefits, insurance premiums, administration fees, spouse contributions.

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Which of the following statements is FALSE in relation to making non-concessional superannuation contributions?

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a. A person does not need to be working in order to make a non-concessional contribution, unless they are aged 65 or over

b. If a person satisfies the 40 hour work test, they can make non-concessional contributions into superannuation up to the age of 74, if their total superannuation balance is less than $1.4 million at 30 June in the year prior to the contribution being made

c. Non-concessional contributions can be from any source including, self-employment, savings, gifts or an inheritance

d. The maximum non-concessional contributions cap (limit) is $300,000 per annum

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In order to make an 'in-specie' (i.e. non-cash) superannuation contribution, the (_________________) must permit this.

Select one:

a. Trust deed

b. Nominated Beneficiaries

c. Bank

d. Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)

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In relation to the 2018/19 financial year, if a person is an employee who earns $450 or more a month from an employer, the employer is required to contribute (______________) of their salary to their superannuation fund?

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a. 9%

b.9.25%

c.9.5%

d.9.75%

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Which of following statements is most correct regarding 'carry-forward concessional contributions'?

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a. The ability to carry-forward concessional contributions commenced from 1 July 2018

b. You are only able to make catch up concessional contributions if your total superannuation balance is less than $500,000

c. All of these statements are correct

d. Eligible members are able to carry-forward unused concessional contributions from the previous 5 years

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Which of the following is correct in relation to the 2018/19 financial year?

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a. Members with a total superannuation balance greater than $1.4 million at 30 June of the previous year can contribute up to $300,000 of non-concessional contributions under the bring-forward rule

b. The concessional contributions limit is $35,000 p.a. for anyone under age 65 and the Non-Concessional Contribution limit is $100,000 p.a. for anyone under age 65.

c. The concessional contributions limit is $25,000 p.a.and the Non-Concessional Contributions limit under the bring-forward rule is $300,000 over three financial years for anyone under age 65 who has a total superannuation balance less than $1.4 million at 30 June of the previous year

d. For someone who is between 55 and 65, the concessional contributions limit is $30,000 p.a. and the Non-Concessional Contributions limit under the bring-forward rule is $300,000 over three financial years.

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A superannuation fund can accept which of the following types of contributions on behalf of a 76 year old member:

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a. No contributions are able to be accepted on behalf of a 76 year old member.

b. A Downsizer contribution

c. Mandated superannuation guarantee or award contributions or salary sacrifice contributions.

d. Mandated superannuation guarantee or award contributions, salary sacrifice contributions or personal non-concessional contributions.

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All members over the age of 75 are permitted to make non-concessional contributions.

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Which of the statements is MOST correct with regard to making superannuation contributions?

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a. Anyone under age 65 can make super contributions, provided they are employed in some capacity

b. Employers can make super contributions on behalf of their employees as long as their employees are working full time

c. Anyone over age 75 can make super contributions as long as they meet the work test

d. Anyone between the ages of 70 and 74 can make non-concessional contributions if they meet the work test, and if their total superannuation balance is less than $1.6 million.

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What is the annual amount of the Superannuation Guarantee which must be paid by the employer, in respect of a full-time employee earning a salary of $85000.

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a. $8075.00

b. $7650.00

c. $10200.00

d. $2550.00

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Your client receives an annual SG contribution of $14500. What is the maximum salary sacrifice amount that your client can contribute without exceeding the concessional contributions cap?

Select one:

a. $25000.00

b. $85500.00

c. $10500.00

d. $20500.00

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For the current year your client earned a salary of $24500. Apart from employment income, no other income applies. If this client makes a non-concessional contribution of $200 to a superannuation fund, how much will the government co-contribution be?

Select one:

a. $NIL

b. $100.00

c. $200.00

d. $300.00

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Mick is eligible to claim a tax offset if he makes a spouse contribution to his wife Anne's superannuation fund.

Anne's income is $30,000 p.a.

If Mick makes a spouse contribution of $2000, what will be the amount of his tax offset?

Select one:

a. $360.00

b. $500.00

c. $1000.00

d. $520.00

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Molly has decided to implement a contributions splitting strategy with her husband Max.

Molly has contributed concessional contributions of $15000 and non-concessional contributions of $100000 for the previous financial year. What is the maximum amount that Molly could request to transfer to Max's account after the end of the financial year.

Select one:

a. $12750

b. $85000

c. $97750

d. $15000

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Your client Harry qualifies for thelow income superannuation tax offset.

Harry earns $28800 plus the 9.5% compulsory Superannuation Guarantee, which is credited to his superannuation account.What is the amount that will be returned to his account in the form of a low income superannuation tax offset?

Select one:

a. $500.00

b. $410.40

c. $2736.00

d. $273.60

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Which of the following is correct in respect of members with combined superannuation contributions and taxable income below $250,000?

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a. Concessional contributions are taxed at the rate of 15% within the super fund for members of any age and Non-Concessional Contributions do not attract contributions tax.

b. Concessional contributions attract contributions tax of 15% for members under 60 and Non-Concessional Contributions do not attract contributions tax.

c. Non-Concessional contributions attract contributions tax of 15% for members of any age and Concessional Contributions do not attract contributions tax.

d. Non-Concessional contributions attract contributions tax of 15% for members under 60 and Concessional Contributions do not attract contributions tax.

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Which of the following statements is most correct?

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a. If your income is below $37,000, the 15% contributions tax will be returned to your account due to the low income superannuation tax offset

b.High income earners($250,000 for the 2018/19 financial year) are subject to an additional 15% contributions tax

c. All of these statements are correct

d. Contributions tax applies to the superannuation guarantee; salary sacrifice and personal deductible contributions

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The following contributions are made to William's superannuation fund throughout the year:

Superannuation Guarantee contributions of $7500

Personal Deductible contributions of $5000

Non-concessional contributions of $100000

Assuming that none of William's contributions have exceeded the contributions caps,what will be the total amount of contributions tax deducted by the super fund?

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a. $15000.00

b. $1875.00

c. $16875.00

d. $16125.00

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The following contributions are made to Jenny's superannuation fund throughout the year:

Superannuation Guarantee contributions of $9500

After-tax contributions of $5000

Salary Sacrifice contributions of $14500

What will be the total amount of contributions tax deducted by the super fund?

Select one:

a. $750.00

b. $3600.00

c. $4350.00

d. $2175.00

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Mary has $500,000 invested in XYZ superannuation fund, which is in the transition to retirement income stream phase. Mary is an Australian resident. Which of the following statements is TRUE in relation to this scenario?

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a.Mary's super fund would incur 15% tax on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if the holding period was less than 12 months

b.Mary'ssuper fund would incur 15% tax on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

c.Mary'ssuper fund would incur 0% tax on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 0% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

d.Mary'ssuper fund would incur tax at her marginal tax rates on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

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Susan has $400,000 invested in ABC superannuation fund, which is in the retirement income stream phase.Susanis an Australian resident. Which of the following statements is TRUE in relation to this scenario?

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a.Susan's super fund would incur 15% tax on any income on investment earnings from the ABC super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if the holding period was less than 12 months

b.Susan'ssuper fund would incur 15% tax on any income on investment earnings from the ABC super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

c.Susan'ssuper fund would incur 0% tax on any income on investment earnings from the ABC super fund, and pay 0% on any capital gains generated.

d.Susan'ssuper fund would incur tax at her marginal tax rates on any income on investment earnings from the ABC super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

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Max has $450,000 invested in XYZ superannuation fund, which is in the accumulation phase. Max is an Australian resident. Which of the following statements is TRUE in relation to this scenario?

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a.Max's super fund would incur 15% tax on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if the holding period was less than 12 months

b.Max's super fund would incur 15% tax on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 10% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

c.Max's super fund would incur 0% tax on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 0% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

d.Max's super fund would incur 30% tax on any income on investment earnings from the XYZ super fund, and pay 15% on any capital gains generated if those assets were held for greater than 12 months.

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Investment earnings produced within a superannuation account in the accumulation phase are subject to a maximum tax rate of 15%.

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True

False

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Terry is age 69 and is still working. He has $500,000 in a transition to retirement income stream account. His investments have produced income returns of $16,000 and capital returns of $30,000. The assets that produced the capital returns were owned by the fund for 6 months. Which statement is correct regarding these returns?

Select one:

a. The earnings will not be taxed as Terry has reached retirement age.

b.The $16,000 will be taxed at 15%.The $30,000 will be taxed at 15%.

c.The $10,000 will be taxed at 15%.The $20,000 will be taxed at 10%.

d.The earnings will not be taxed as it is an income stream account.

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Tim is age 60 and is still working. He has $300,000 in a transition to retirement income stream account. His investments have produced income returns of $10,000 and capital returns of $20,000. The assets that produced the capital returns were owned by the fund for a period greater than 12 months. Which statement is INCORRECT regarding these returns?

Select one:

a. The $10,000 will be taxed at 15%.

b.The $20,000 will be taxed at 10%.

c.The $10,000 will be taxed at 15%.The $20,000 will be taxed at 10%.

d. Tim has reached age 60, so earnings tax no longer applies.

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Kirsty is age 36 and her superannuation balance is in the accumulation phase. She has an account balance of $46000. For the current financial year her investments have produced income returns of $2000 and realised capital gains of $4000. The assets which produced the capital gains had been owned by the fund for over 12 months.

How much earnings tax would apply to the total returns?

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a. $700.00

b. $900.00

c. $600.00

d. Earnings tax does not apply in the accumulation phase.

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Adrianna is age 67 and retired. Her superannuation balance of $340000 is in the accumulation phase.. For the current financial year her investments have produced income returns of $28000 and realised capital gains of $22000. The assets that produced the capital gains had been owned by the fund for over 12 months.

How much earnings tax would apply to the total returns?

Select one:

a. $6400.00

b. $7500.00

c. $5000.00

d. Earnings tax does not apply as Adrianna is retired.

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Tracey is age 59 and has reduced her work week to 3 days per week. She has $277000 in a transition to retirement phase income stream account. For the current financial year her investments have produced income returns of $24500 and realised capital gains of $12000. The assets which produced the capital gains had been owned by the fund for over 12 months.

How much earnings tax would apply to the total returns?

Select one:

a. $4875.00

b. $5475.00

c. $3650.00

d. No earnings tax applies because Tracey is in the income stream phase.

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Maxine is age 62 and continues to work full-time. She has $277000 in a transition to retirement phase income stream account. For the current financial year her investments have produced income returns of $24500 and realised capital gains of $12000. The assets that produced the capital gains had been owned by the fund for only 6 months.

How much earnings tax would apply to the total returns?

Select one:

a. $4875.00

b. $5475.00

c. $3650.00

d. Maxine is over the age of 60 so earnings tax is switched off.

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Nigel is age 59 and has retired early. He has $500000 in a retirement phase income stream account. For the current financial year his investments have produced income returns of $27000.00 and realised capital gains of $40000.00. The assets that produced the capital gains had been owned by the fund for a period greater than 12 months.

How much earnings tax would apply to the total returns?

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a. $8050.00

b. $10050.00

c. $8700.00

d. The earnings will not be taxed as Nigel has moved to the retirement income stream phase.

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Nicholas is age 69 and is retired. He has $590000 in a retirement phase income stream account. For the current financial year his investments have produced income returns of $7500 and realised capital gains of $6000. The assets that produced the capital gains had been owned by the fund for 6 months.

How much earnings tax would apply to the total returns?

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a. $1725.00

b. $2025.00

c. $1650.00

d. $0.00

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Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the total superannuation balance (TSB).

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a. The total superannuation balance measures the total value of a client's superannuation interest and includes both the accumulation phase and the retirement phase accounts.

b. The concept of a total superannuation balance was introduced effective from 1 July 2017.

c. All of these statements are true

d. An individual's total superannuation balance can restrict a person's ability to contribute further contributions to their superannuation fund.

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Which of the following statements is INCORRECT in respect of the total superannuation balance?

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a. If you are under the age of 65 you will always be able to make non-concessional contributions, regardless of your total superannuation balance.

b. If your total superannuation balance is $1.6 million or more, you are no longer able to make non-concessional contributions.

c.If your total superannuation balance is $1.6 million or more, you are not eligible for the government co-contribution.

d.If your total superannuation balance is $500,000 or more, you will cannot benefit from the new carry forward concessional contributions which are availablefrom 1 July 2018.

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Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding the total superannuation balance (TSB).

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a. The total superannuation balance measures the total value of a client's superannuation interest and includes both the accumulation phase and the retirement phase accounts.

b. The concept of a total superannuation balance was introduced effective from 1 July 2017.

c. None of these statements are false

d. An individual's total superannuation balance can restrict a person's ability to contribute further contributions to their superannuation fund.

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If a superannuation fund member under the age of 65 has a total superannuation balance of $1 million, which of the following would NOT apply?

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a. This member will be able to take advantage of the new carry forward concessional contribution rules in the future.

b. This member will continue to be able to make non-concessional contributions.

c.This member could be able to claim the government co-contribution.

d.This member's spouse could be able to claim thespouse contribution tax offset.

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