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Amicus(Newbie)Newbie
12 June 2024

I’m 66 and fully retired. I reached my NCC a number of years ago. For a number of years I have make a personal contribution to my industry super fund accumulation account - this financial year $27,500. Each year I have completed an NOI converting my personal contribution to a CC and claimed a corresponding tax deduction.

Recently I withdrew most of my accumulation account balance to fund the purchase of a home and now realise I can only claim $70.40 of the $27,500 as a CC via an NOI. I have two questions.

One, I understand that $27,429.60 of my personal contribution will be treated as an excess NCC. How will this be recovered/withdrawn together with the associated tax liability from my accumulation fund given its balance is now only $6300 (approx) due to my recent withdrawal. Will the balance (excess over $6300) be recovered from my retirement/income fund which is not a defined benefit scheme?

Two, can I make a further personal contribution of $27,429.60 prior to 30/06/24 to my existing accumulation fund or an alternative accumulation fund and complete an NOI with respect to that further contribution to obtain a tax deduction for the current financial year?

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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
12 June 2024

  1. You need to wait for the ATO to issue an excess NCC notice, and follow the procedure
  2. Yes - if you had lodged the NoI before the withdrawal, this would not be necessary


Will the balance (excess over $6300) be recovered from my retirement/income fund which is not a defined benefit scheme?


Yes - there is a form to nominate a different fund


https://www.ato.gov.au/api/public/content/7f7785c6-3034-4184-b2c1-d1996fe09f7b_20180622_n74824_06_2018_C047_00001_ENCC_Paper_EF_pdf


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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
12 June 2024

  1. You need to wait for the ATO to issue an excess NCC notice, and follow the procedure
  2. Yes - if you had lodged the NoI before the withdrawal, this would not be necessary


Will the balance (excess over $6300) be recovered from my retirement/income fund which is not a defined benefit scheme?


Yes - there is a form to nominate a different fund


https://www.ato.gov.au/api/public/content/7f7785c6-3034-4184-b2c1-d1996fe09f7b_20180622_n74824_06_2018_C047_00001_ENCC_Paper_EF_pdf


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