Total super balance
Your ‘total super balance’ on 30 June each financial year can impact future contributions and eligibility for certain benefits.
What is your total super balance?
Your total super balance (TSB) for a financial year is the value, at 30 June of the previous financial year, of all of your:
- accumulation or pre-retirement (transition to retirement pension) phase accounts
- retirement phase accounts, such as an account based pension, and
- funds in the process of being transferred from one super account to another (known as ‘in-transit rollovers’).
The ATO will determine your TSB based on information it receives from your super funds. You can find out your TSB by logging in to your www.my.gov.au opens in new window account.
Why is it important?
Your TSB is important because it impacts your:
- eligibility to make non-concessional contributions
- eligibility to make catch-up concessional contributions
- entitlement to the Government co-contribution, and
- entitlement to the spouse contribution tax offset.
You should consider your TSB when making a contribution related to these.
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