Stats & Facts
Superannuation Rates and Thresholds
Superannuation Guarantee (SG) Rate
| 
 Income year  | 
 SG Rate  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 11.5%  | 
Annual concessional contributions cap limit
| 
 Income year  | 
 Cap  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 $30,000  | 
Concessional contributions that exceed the cap, will be included in assessable income and taxed at the individual’s marginal tax rate less 15% tax already paid together with associated earnings.
Annual non-concessional contributions cap limit
| 
 Income year  | 
 Superannuation balance prior year < $1.9 million  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 $120,000  | 
Non-concessional contributions in excess of the non-concessional contributions cap can be withdrawn from super with any associated earnings. These earnings will be taxed at the individual’s marginal tax rate plus tax penalties.
Non-concessional contributions cap – bring forward rule
If you are under 75 years of age for at least one day of the financial year and your superannuation balance is no more than $1.66 million, you can bring forward two years’ worth of contributions. The following table shows the maximum you can bring forward when superannuation balances are above $1.66 million.
| 
 Total superannuation balance prior year  | 
Maximum non-concessional contribution cap | Bring-forward period | 
| 
 < $1.66 million  | 
$360,000 | 3 years | 
| 
 $1.66 million < $1.78 million  | 
$240,000 | 2 years | 
| 
 $1.78 million < $1.9 million  | 
$120,000 | Nil | 
| 
 $1.9 million +  | 
Nil | Nil | 
Maximum superannuation contribution base
| 
 Income year  | 
 Per quarter  | 
 Annualised  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 $65,070  | 
 $260,280  | 
Co-contribution income thresholds
| 
 Income year  | 
 Lower income threshold  | 
 Upper income threshold  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 $45,400  | 
 $60,400  | 
For the 2024/25 year the co-contribution matching rate is 50% of the eligible non-concessional (after-tax) contributions that you make. The maximum co-contribution that you can receive is $500. It gradually phases out by 3.333 cents per dollar over the lower income threshold.
Minimum annual payments for account-based pension
| 
 Age  | 
 Minimum pension  | 
 Temporary reduction*  | 
| 
 55-64  | 
 4%  | 
 2%  | 
| 
 65-74  | 
 5%  | 
 2.5%  | 
| 
 75-79  | 
 6%  | 
 3%  | 
| 
 80-84  | 
 7%  | 
 3.5%  | 
| 
 85-89  | 
 9%  | 
 4.5%  | 
| 
 90-94  | 
 11%  | 
 5.5%  | 
| 
 95 or older  | 
 14%  | 
 7%  | 
*Please note: The Government temporarily reduced the minimum drawdown requirements for account-based pensions and similar products by 50% for the 2019/20 to 2022/23 financial years. From the 2023–24 financial year onwards, the 50% reduction in the minimum pension drawdown rate will no longer apply.
Low-rate cap amount for super lump sum payments
| 
 Income year  | 
 Cap  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 $245,000  | 
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) cap lifetime limit available to eligible small businesses on sale of active assets.
| 
 Income year  | 
 Cap  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 $1.782 million  | 
Tax-free part of genuine redundancy payments
| 
 Income year  | 
 Base limit  | 
 For each complete year of service  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 $12,524  | 
 $6,264  | 
Superannuation Contributions Tax
| 
 Income year  | 
 Concessional Contributions Tax Rate if income < $250,000  | 
 Concessional Contribution Tax Rate if income > $250,000  | 
| 
 2024/25  | 
 15%  | 
 30%  | 
                    
                
                







