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weets95(Initiate)Initiate
2 Feb 2024

Hi,


I hope you can help. I will be leaving the country in June 2025. I came to Australia on a WHM visa and put through my 482 in 2020 where I was on bridging for a year. In 2020 I took out some of my super during COVID so I'm unsure whether my Super fund has a combination of WHM payments or not but it is likely it doesn't have very much. I just want to understand what tax bracket I will be taxed under when I leave and apply to take my super out through DASP? Thanks

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WendyATO(Community Support)Community Support
6 Feb 2024

Hi @weets95,


It depends on your visa type and if you had more than one super fund.


Check the information in our Departing Australia superannuation payment (DASP) article. Specifically under the heading 'Which DASP tax rate applies to me?'


Feel free to come back if you have more questions!

weets95(Initiate)Initiate
13 Feb 2024

Thanks Wendy. So when I leave I will be on a 482 and will have been for 4 years however I believe I will have some residual WHM funds in one super (I merged my super funds together) from when I took out a lot of WHM super during COVID-19. I'm disappointed to read that the tax rate of WHM will be applied despite the majority of the super being from a 482 visa, is this true? If I was to open another super could I move the WHM funds from one to another so only that fund was taxed the WHM tax?

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