this is daily super contributions explained: gov co-contribution + notice of intent to claim
In this clip, Glen James and Rachelle Kroon answer two listener questions about how to contribute to super when you're self-employed or on a low income. They explain the difference between government co-contributions and tax-deductible contributions, what a notice of intent to claim is, when to lodge it, and how timing affects your tax return or rollover.
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