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_m10(Newbie)Newbie
25 July 2021

Hi,

I need assistance in understanding how much money can be deposited via consessional contributions (Employee + salary sacrifice) when money was deposited/withdrew under the First Home Super Saver Scheme (FHSSS).

2018-19 -- SG Contribution -- $10,000 + SS $15,000 (FHSSS) = $25,0002019-20 -- SG Contribution -- $11,000 + SS $15,000 (FHSSS) = $26,000

2019-20 -- I withdrew $30,000 in April 2020 to buy my first house via FHSSS.2020-21 -- SG Contribution -- $12,000 + SS $15,000 = $27,000

My total superannuation balance does not exceed $500,000.

Can these $30,000 that I withdrew open room for the "Unused concessional cap carry forward"? Do I have $29,000 of Unused cap for 2018-19 and 2019-20?

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BlakeATO(Community Support)Community Support
ATO Certified Response27 July 2021

Hi @marciosilvarj

No. Accessing your super will not counteract having exceeded your concessional contributions cap in previous years.

Your cap was exceeded, and you've used the carry-forward concessions to not pay additional tax on the amount that exceeded your cap in 2020 and in 2021.

You can read about carry forward concessional contributions on our website.

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BlakeATO(Community Support)Community Support
ATO Certified Response27 July 2021

Hi @marciosilvarj

No. Accessing your super will not counteract having exceeded your concessional contributions cap in previous years.

Your cap was exceeded, and you've used the carry-forward concessions to not pay additional tax on the amount that exceeded your cap in 2020 and in 2021.

You can read about carry forward concessional contributions on our website.

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