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This form is used to request the splitting of eligible superannuation contributions into a spouse's QSuper account from one's Accumulation account or Defined Benefit account.
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How to fill out Contribution Splitting

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Gather your income information, including your total contributions for the year.
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Access your superannuation fund's online portal or contact customer service.
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Locate the section for Contribution Splitting within the portal or request the form for Contribution Splitting.
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Specify the amount you want to split and the fund details of the receiving spouse.
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Review and ensure all the provided information is accurate.
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Submit the Contribution Splitting request before the deadline, usually by the end of the financial year.

Who needs Contribution Splitting?

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Couples where one partner has a significantly higher superannuation balance and wants to even out retirement savings.
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Individuals who want to maximize their partner's superannuation benefits for financial planning.
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People seeking to take advantage of tax benefits associated with super contributions.
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The maximum amount that can be split into a spouse's super account (in the same fund, or a different fund) is the lesser of 85% of before-tax contributions and your concessional contributions cap following the end of the financial year in which the contributions were made.
At Hostplus we believe in supporting our members in every way we can. That's why we offer contribution splitting. Contribution splitting can help you secure the financial future of your spouse.
Contribution splitting enables a super fund member to split up to 85% of their concessional contributions (CCs) in a financial year with their spouse. Taking advantage of contribution splitting advice.
Hostplus offers a lot more superannuation investment options than AustralianSuper. It has 15 additional pre-mixed options, while AustralianSuper offers 5. It also offers a lifecycle product, Hostplus Life, which invests your super in line with your age. AustralianSuper doesn't offer any lifecycle investment options.
Before tax contribution limits. Although you may contribute over this amount to Hostplus, you may incur a tax rate of 45% plus Medicare levy, plus an interest charge to recognise that this is collected later than normal income tax. The concessional contribution cap for the 2020- 2021 financial year is $25,000.
If you exceed your concessional contributions cap, the excess concessional contributions (ECC) are included in your assessable income. ECC are taxed at your marginal tax rate less a 15% tax offset to account for the contributions tax already paid by your super fund.
You can grow your super by making extra payments yourself. Even small amounts add up over time, and voluntary contributions can reduce the amount of tax you pay.
The concessional contribution cap is $30,000 for the 2024-25 financial year. This is the most concessional contributions you can make for the financial year, without being subject to additional tax – it covers all your super accounts.

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Contribution Splitting is a tax strategy that allows an individual to split their contributions to retirement accounts, such as 401(k)s and IRAs, between themselves and their spousal accounts to optimize tax benefits and savings.
Typically, married couples who want to split contributions between their retirement accounts must file Contribution Splitting, especially if they wish to maximize tax advantages or meet certain IRS requirements.
To fill out Contribution Splitting, individuals need to complete the appropriate IRS forms, specifying the amount contributed to each account, and include this information in their tax return or in the forms associated with their retirement accounts, ensuring all necessary signatures and dates are included.
The purpose of Contribution Splitting is to help couples make the most of their retirement savings by diversifying contributions, taking advantage of tax benefits, and potentially increasing their total retirement savings.
The information that must be reported includes the total amount contributed by each spouse, the type of accounts involved, the tax year for which the contributions are made, and any adjustments made during the filing process.
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