Making extra contributions

Tax deductions

If you make extra contributions from your after-tax pay, you may be entitled to a tax deduction. So by making top-up payments, you could get a tax deduction now, and have more money to enjoy in retirement!^*

Extra contributions from your after-tax pay for which you do not claim a tax deduction are called non-concessional contributions and are taxed differently. You can learn about the difference between concessional and non-concessional contributions here.

* If you're planning on claiming all or some of your contributions as a tax deduction, then you’ll need to complete a 'Notice of Intent to Claim' or 'Vary a Deduction for Personal Contributions' form.

Read more about tax on super

BPAY: the easy way to top up your super

You can contribute extra amounts to your super through BPAY. Simply login to Member Online and view Bpay details to make a payment.

Log into Member Online to use the Bpay Generator

Do you work for Queensland Local Government?

If you work for local government or some related businesses, you may be required to pay a percentage of your salary to super, in return for higher employer contributions.

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