Find out how super works, test your knowledge, and communicate the importance of super to a broader audience.
How can you ensure financial wellbeing when you retire? Discover the various ways your super can grow.
Find out more about keeping track of your super, accessing the government's co-contribution or about what to do if you need to access your super prior to retirement age.
Explore what factors affect super decisions and calculate how much money you might need to accumulate in order to retire.
What role does the ATO play in relation to super? Discover what responsibilities the ATO has for your super life cycle and link these responsibilities to both individual and business super.In the 1950s, some ATO personnel informally referred to the tax laws as Pig's Stew because they collected Payroll tax, Income tax, Gift duty, Sales tax, Stevedoring industry charge, Tobacco charge, Estate duty and Wool tax.
Super is money set aside to provide for your retirement. Here are some things you should know. Choose a topic to investigate or use the breadcrumbs to return to the course overview page.
The materials in Super have been designed to be used in a variety of ways. Each topic is designed as a stand-alone section to be explored by a whole class, small groups or individual students. Information about alignment to the curriculum is via the Curriculum links block.
PDF versions of the Super course module are now available on the downloads page.
In the 1950s, some ATO personnel informally referred to the tax laws as Pig's Stew because they collected Payroll tax, Income tax, Gift duty, Sales tax, Stevedoring industry charge, Tobacco charge, Estate duty and Wool tax.
When a person deliberately lies to the ATO to reduce their amount of tax payable by understating assessable income, overstating allowable deductions or incorrectly claiming tax credits and tax offsets. Tax evasion is against the law.
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