Ben De Rosa

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357 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 3 Jun

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So if we can see something, I had a client, I think it was probably just a couple of weeks ago.
And we said, you know, it's going to be $600 for us to just go through.
And you've given us some of the information.
We need some more from you.
But once you've given us this information, if you can't work it out, it'll cost you $600 more.
And she said, yep, I don't want to do it, Ben, go for it.
And then I said, here you go, Troy, please do this for me because I do not want to do
it.
He's a whiz.
So if your combined adjusted taxable income plus your super contributions is over $250,000, you get hit with an additional 15% tax inside your super fund.
So normally you would get taxed at 15% on your contributions in your super fund.
This adds an additional 15% on some of those contributions that are over the $250,000.
So your total tax in your super fund will go up to 30% instead of 15%.
Now, you get sent a letter after you've done your tax return and they've worked out all your contributions and the extra tax you have to pay.
You can opt to have this paid out of your super fund, which a lot of people don't know about because the letter has a lot of words on there.
And generally, we will have the clients email us back to say, hey, Ben, can you please take this out of our super?
And then we can lodge a form to have that money come out of your super.
Now, regarding the cap, so if you're earning –
over this 250, you can probably afford to see a financial planner.
So I would probably recommend that you see one who can help you do the numbers to work out if it's worth doing this.
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