Boost your spouse’s super and get a tax offset
If your spouse earns $37,000 or less or isn’t currently working, you can both benefit if you add money to their account. They’ll be rewarded with a boost to their super and you’ll be able to get a tax offset of up to $540.
Here’s how it works
You make a contribution to your spouse’s super account from your after-tax income. You can then claim an 18% tax offset on contributions up to $3,000. Your spouse gets a boost to their super and you could get cash back in your pocket at tax time.
To be eligible for a full offset your spouse must earn $37,000 or less in the financial year you contribute money on their behalf and you must add $3,000 or more. For a partial offset, your spouse must earn less than $40,000 in the financial year you contribute money on their behalf. Contributions can be made as a one-off transfer, or a recurring payment.
Other ways to grow your super
We also offer different options for adding money to your own super so you can achieve a comfortable retirement. For more information, check out this
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We're here to help
If you have any questions about contributing to super, we’re here to help. Call us on 13 64 63 Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, or email help@mine.com.au.
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