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1 CSF27 04/12 Tax and your CSS benefit Who should read this? All contributing CSS members. What is in this fact sheet? > > What should I know up front? > > My benefits in the CSS > > How are contributions taxed? > > How are benefits taxed? > > How are pensions taxed? > > Superannuation surcharge > > What action do I need to take? > > How do I get more information? > > Glossary What should I know up front? It is important that you read the disclaimer at the end of this fact sheet. Before making any decisions, please read the CSS Product Disclosure Statement and consider seeking advice from a licensed professional such as a financial planner, accountant or solicitor. My benefits in the CSS The CSS is a hybrid scheme part accumulation and part defined benefit. Your accumulation s are your member contributions and employer productivity contributions which accumulate with fund earnings and are payable as a lump sum or non-indexed pension (subject to scheme limits). Your defined benefit is the employerfinanced and is payable as a CPI-indexed pension. The CPI-indexed pension is based on your age, years of service and final salary. Both pensions and lump sums are subject to tax and this depends on the age when you take your benefit. When you take your benefit either as a pension or pension and lump sum, these payments may include both tax-free and taxable s. This fact sheet aims to give you a clear explanation of how CSS contributions and benefits are taxed. Any financial product advice in this document is general advice only and has been prepared without taking account of your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on any such general advice, you should consider the appropriateness of the advice, having regard to your own objectives, financial situation or needs. You may wish to consult a licensed financial advisor. You should obtain a copy of the CSS Product Disclosure Statement and consider its contents before making any decision regarding your super. Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC) ABN: AFSL: RSEL: L Trustee of the Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme (CSS) ABN: RSE: R of 5
2 How are contributions taxed? Member contributions Your member contributions are classed as non-concessional contributions for tax purposes. There is a cap on non-concessional contributions across all your super funds. Non-concessional contributions are tax-free up to $150,000 per year (or $450,000 in one or more contributions across three years). Any contributions more than this cap will be taxed at the top marginal, plus the Medicare Levy. Amounts transferred to the CSS do not count towards the cap. Employer productivity contributions Employer productivity contributions are classed as concessional contributions for tax purposes. There is also a cap on concessional contributions across all your super funds. Concessional contributions are tax-free up to $25,000 per year. However, between the 2009/10 and 2011/12 financial years, a transitional cap of $50,000 per year will apply for anyone aged 50 or over during this period. Contributions above these caps will be taxed at the top marginal plus the Medicare levy and will also count towards the non-concessional contributions cap. How are benefits taxed? Table 1 shows the tax treatments applying to CSS lump sums and Table 2 shows the tax treatments applying to CSS pensions. The tax on your benefit will depend on whether tax (taxed source) has or has not (untaxed source) been paid on contributions to the CSS and/or earnings on those contributions. The portion of your benefit from a taxed source generally includes your member contributions and your post-june 1990 productivity contributions. The portion of your benefit from an untaxed source generally includes your employer-financed and your pre-july 1990 productivity. Your benefit consists of three s: > > tax-free > > taxable taxed element > > taxable untaxed element. Your benefit may include a tax-free. This consists of your member contributions from your after tax salary, any super co-contributions and any tax free s included in any transfers from other super funds. It may also include a pre 1 July 1983 if your eligible service started before 1 July taxed element Your benefit may include a taxable taxed element. This consists of your post-june 1990 productivity, fund earnings on your member contributions, fund earnings on any super co-contributions and any transfers from other super funds. This was previously referred to as funded. untaxed element Your benefit may include a taxable untaxed element. This consists of your employer and any pre-july 1990 productivity contributions and fund earnings. This was previously referred to as unfunded. How is a death benefit super lump sum taxed? If you die as a contributing or preserved benefit member, a super lump sum may be payable to your eligible spouse and/or children. These lump sums are not subject to tax. If you do not have eligible dependants, your death benefit will be paid to your estate. We will not deduct any tax and the benefit will be taxed in the hands of the executor. Death benefits cannot be rolled over. Rollovers Instead of paying tax on your super lump sum when you claim your benefit, you can rollover part (or all of it) to a rollover fund. You will receive a Rollover benefits statement for each rollover fund you nominate. You need to send the original statement to the rollover fund. You should keep the copy with your tax records for a period of five years. The rollover must be made directly to the rollover fund from the CSS, at the time payment is made. Untaxed amounts will be taxed at 15% by the receiving fund. Please note: If you claim part of your benefit in cash, you are not able to rollover that amount at a later date. 2 of 5
3 Table 1 Tax treatment of lump sums on a taxed source on Under preservation age 0% 21.5% 0% Under age 60 and reached preservation age Up to $165,000 Above $165, % 0% 0% 0% 16.5% 0% 16.5% 0% Age 60 and over 0% 0% 31.5% 16.5% Please note: The $165,000 is calculated across your entire taxable benefit. The $1.205 million is applicable to the untaxed of your benefit. The flood levy may also be applied to lump sums paid during the 2011/12 financial year. How are pensions taxed? Table 2 outlines the s which apply to your pension. Each fortnight tax is deducted from your pension and each year we will send you a payment summary which shows the amount of tax withheld from your pension (or a statement of earnings if you have not paid tax on your pension). If you purchase a non-indexed pension you may be entitled to some tax concessions. We are able to take these tax concessions into account each fortnight when calculating the amount of PAYG deductions from your pension payment. This means you receive the tax benefit on a fortnightly basis. Once you turn 60 your non-indexed pension purchased with your member and post June 1990 productivity will become tax free. We will send you a payment summary, which shows your tax-free s and the portion of pension which is eligible for tax concessions. You may need to include these details on your income tax return. When can you claim the tax-free? You will be entitled to a tax-free if you purchase a non-indexed pension with your member contributions. A tax-free reduces your taxable income and can be claimed on a fortnightly basis, irrespective of age. Are you entitled to a tax offset? If you are receiving a CSS pension, you may be eligible for a tax offset based on your age and whether your pension comes from a taxed or untaxed source. If you are aged between your preservation age and 59 or have retired on invalidity grounds, you will receive a 15% tax offset on your pension from a taxed source. Generally, this is your member and post-1990 productivity. If you are age 60 or over, you are entitled to a 10% tax offset on the portion of your pension from. Generally, this is your employer-financed and any pre-july 1990 productivity converted to pension. If you are receiving a reversionary pension, your pension will be taxed based on the age of the deceased member or pensioner (i.e. the primary beneficiary) at date of death and your age at that time: > > If the deceased was aged 60 or over at the date of death, the reversionary benefit will be taxed based on the deceased s age. > > If the deceased was under 60 at date of death, the reversionary benefit will be taxed based on your age. 3 of 5
4 Table 2 Tax treatment of pensions Under preservation age Under age 60 and reached preservation age on a taxed source 0% 0% Age 60 and over 0% less a 15% tax offset on less a 10% tax offset Tax offset example Age 60 and over The following example shows how the tax offset is calculated. If the untaxed of your fortnightly pension is $1,000, the offset amount is 10% of $1,000 which is $100. If your marginal is 30%, you would pay $300 tax per fortnight before the offset. You then deduct the offset amount from the amount of tax applicable based on your marginal tax rate i.e. $300 - $100 = $200. Tax liability for that fortnight would now be $200. Please note: The Medicare levy is also applied where tax is deducted. The s applied to your pension change according to your age. The flood levy may also be applied to pensions paid during the 2011/12 financial year. For example, if the deceased was age 60 or over, you will receive a 10% tax offset on the untaxed s of the benefit, irrespective of your age. However, if the deceased was 59 at the date of death and you were aged 55, you would not be able to receive age 60 tax concessions until you turn 60 years of age. What action do I need to take? > > You should make sure that we have your tax file number (TFN). Please take a look at your last Member statement to see if we have your TFN recorded. We need your TFN to be able to accept your member contributions. Also, if we don t have your TFN your employer productivity contributions (if applicable) and benefits will be taxed at the top marginal. > > Check that we have your correct eligible service period recorded. This is usually your period of membership but can be an earlier date. We need this to be able to calculate your tax-free. > > If you are eligible to receive a tax offset on your pension, we will automatically include the offset when calculating the tax on your pension each fortnight. You can, however, choose not to claim the offset fortnightly and, instead, receive the benefit for the offset when you submit your tax return each year. If this is the case, please advise us in writing. Where do I get more information? For further information about tax on super lump sums and pensions, please contact the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) on or visit For information about how any social security entitlements may affect the tax payable on your combined super and social security entitlements, please contact Centrelink on or visit 4 of 5
5 It is important that you understand your rights to contribute and receive benefits from the CSS. If you need more information, please visit or call us on Glossary Concessional contributions These are employer contributions made from your before-tax salary. CPI-indexed pension A pension which is indexed half yearly in line with the consumer price index. Flood Levy The government has introduced a temporary flood and cyclone reconstruction levy (flood levy) applying to income for the 2011/12 financial year only. If you have a taxable income over $50,000 in the 2011/12 year and/or the total of the taxable s of any lump sum you receive during the 2011/12 financial year is over $50,000 you will have to pay the flood levy on this income and/or lump sum unless you have an exemption. For further information visit Non-concessional contributions These are personal contributions made from your after-tax salary. Non-indexed pension Pension that can be purchased with your member and/or productivity s. This pension is not indexed to the consumer price index (see CPI-indexed pension). Once you turn 60 your non-indexed pension purchased with your member and post June 1990 productivity will become tax free. Post-June 1990 productivity Fortnightly contributions paid by your employer after June This is payable from a taxed source. Pre-July 1990 productivity Productivity contributions paid by your employer for the period prior to July This is payable from. Preservation age Preservation age is used to determine the age from which certain s and offsets apply on lump sums and pensions (see table below). Date of birth Preservation age Before 1 July July 1960 to 30 June July 1961 to 30 June July 1962 to 30 June July 1963 to 30 June After 30 June This is the part of your benefit subject to tax. It contains both your taxed and untaxed s. Taxed Consists of your post-june 1990 productivity, earnings on your member contributions, earnings on any super co-contributions and any transfers from other super funds. Consists of your member contributions from your after tax salary, any super co-contributions and any tax free s included in any transfers from other super funds. It may also include a pre 1 July 1983 if your eligible service started before 1 July Tax offset A reduction in tax liability. For example, a member over the age of 60 is entitled to a 10% tax offset on the untaxed of their pension. It is different from a tax deduction, which reduces your taxable income. The highest income. For 2011/12 the top marginal is 45%. Untaxed Consists of your employer and any pre-july 1990 productivity and earnings. phone tty post web overseas callers (02) fax (02) CSS GPO Box 2252 Canberra City ACT of 5
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