Today a change passed through the Parliament (still has to go back to the House of Reps to approve amendments but this is pretty much a formality) that allows individuals aged 65 and 66 who were not previously able to access the bring forward non-concessional contributions cap due to their age may do so, starting in the 2020-21 financial year.
Remember that individuals are be able to “bring forward” an amount of their annual non-concessional contributions cap equal to two or three times the annual cap, ($300,000, becoming $330,000 from 1 July).
Before this change, only an individual under 65 years of age in the financial year in which they make the contribution could access the bring forward non-concessional contributions cap.
This applies to non-concessional contributions made on or after 1 July 2020.
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