1. 2016 BUDGET SUMMARY

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3. 2016 Federal budget analysis OVERVIEW Superannuation - ‘enhancing flexibility and choice’ - ‘better targeting of concessions’ - ‘improving integrity’ Personal and company tax Social security benefits – no significant changes IMPORTANT: Legislation must pass through parliament before any of these measures become law. With a potential election pending there may be increased uncertainty regarding this budget.

4. 2016 Federal budget analysis YOUR RETIREMENT SUPERANNUATION – BETTER TARGETING OF CONCESSIONS Annual cap on concessional contributions will reduce to $25,000 for all taxpayers ‘Catch-up’ concessional contributions Additional tax on concessional contributions AgeAnnual cap amount In 2015/16 and 2016/17From 2017/18 48 or under on 30 June 2015$30,000$25,000 49 or over on 30 June 2015$35,000$25,000 IncomeTax on concessional contributions In 2015/16 and 2016/17From 2017/18 <$250,00015% $250,000 to $300,00015%30% $300,000 +30%

5. 2016 Federal budget analysis YOUR RETIREMENT SUPERANNUATION – BETTER TARGETING OF CONCESSIONS Changes to non-concessional contributions - from Budget night -Lifetime cap of $500,000 -Replaces existing annual caps -All non concessional contributions made on or after 1 July 2007 Superannuation pension limits – from 1 July 2017 -a balance cap of $1.6m on the total amount of accumulation super that can be transferred into tax-free retirement phase

6. 2016 Federal budget analysis YOUR RETIREMENT SUPERANNUATION – ENHANCING FLEXIBILITY AND CHOICE From 1 July 2017 Harmonising contributions between aged 65 and 74 - removal of work test - open up the ability for spouses over 70 to receive contributions Restrictions on personal superannuation contribution deductions eased - all individuals up to age 75 will be allowed to claim an income tax deduction for personal superannuation contributions

7. 2016 Federal budget analysis YOUR RETIREMENT SUPERANNUATION – IMPROVING INTEGRITY From 1 July 2017 Transition to retirement pensions - tax exemption on earnings of assets supporting Transition to retirement income streams will be removed - same taxation as accumulation superannuation to apply (ie 15%) Anti-detriment death benefit provision removed

8. 2016 Federal budget analysis YOUR TAX PERSONAL TAX RATE CHANGES Targeted personal income tax relief Current tax thresholds 2015/16 Tax rateNew tax thresholds 2016/17 Tax rate $0 - $18,2000%$0 - $18,2000% $18,201 - $37,00019%$18,201 - $37,00019% $37,001 - $80,00032.5%$37,001 -$87,00032.5% $80,001 - $180,00037%$87,001 - $180,00037% $180,000 +45%$180,000 +45%

9. 2016 Federal budget analysis YOUR TAX OTHER PERSONAL TAX RATE CHANGES Spouse superannuation tax offset Temporary Budget Repair Levy Date of effectMeasuresDetail 1 July 2017Spouse superannuation tax offset  Spouse income threshold will increase from $10,800 to $37,000  Maximum tax offset will remain at $540 1 July 2017Temporary Budget Repair Levy This levy, which is 2% of taxable income in excess of $180,000 will expire on 30 June 2017, as legislated.

10. 2016 Federal budget analysis YOUR BUSINESS COMPANY TAX RATE Staggered cuts to the company tax rate Tax year2016/172017/182018/192019/202020/212021/222022/23 Turn over$10m$25m$50m$100m$250m$500m$1b Maximum business turnover to be eligible for 27.5% company rate Tax year2024/252025/262026/27 All companies27%26%25% Further company tax rate changes

11. 2016 Federal budget analysis MEASURES NOT ANNOUNCED OR AFFECTED Negative gearing Child care rebate Age Pension

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