A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

On 12 May 2026, the Federal Government delivered its fifth Budget. It was one of the most dramatic and significant budgets in decades.

Here is a summary of the key changes and how they may affect taxpayers, especially small to medium business.

This edition features pieces on: 

• Budget Musings : Changes to negative gearing the CGT discount on the cards

• Fuel response payment plan.

• CGT relief if an asset is lost or accidentally destroyed

• Financial year Tax and Super Checklist

This edition features pieces on: 

• Granny flats: Beware of the CGT consequences

• Higher super contribution caps from 1 July 2026: What it means for you

• Car logbooks: Back to basics

This edition features pieces on: 

• Payday super checklist for employers: Steps to stay compliant 

• Commonwealth seniors health card (CSHC): What’s changing from 20 March 2026

• Fringe benefits tax (FBT) checklist 2025-26

Contents
This edition features pieces on: 

• Changes to the tax treatment of holiday homes

• CGT: Buying a new home before selling the old one 

• Permanent incapacity and super – What it means if you’re totally and permanently disabled

• Six changes impacting your super in 2026

A recontribution strategy is a retirement planning technique designed to reduce the tax burden on superannuation death benefits and optimise super balances between spouses.

Contents
This edition features pieces on: 

• Salary sacrifice vs personal deductible contributions: and the winner is…

• Beware of Bitcoin gains!

• Do you own an asset that is used in your spouse’s business? 

• FBT checklist for 2024-25

This edition features pieces on: 

• Payday super checklist for employers: Steps to stay compliant 

• Commonwealth seniors health card (CSHC): What’s changing from 20 March 2026

• Fringe benefits tax (FBT) checklist 2025-26

Emerging markets may be entering a rare sweet spot where long-term structural growth trends are reinforced by near-term macro tailwinds.

Contents
This edition features pieces on: 

• Salary sacrifice vs personal deductible contributions: and the winner is…

• Beware of Bitcoin gains!

• Do you own an asset that is used in your spouse’s business? 

• FBT checklist for 2024-25

Contents

This edition features pieces on: 

• Seven changes impacting your super in 2025

• Yet more rental data matching by the ATO 

• Coalition election announcements

• Super and hardship: a safety net in financial difficulty

• ATO confirms tax deductibility of financial advice fees

Contents

This edition features pieces on: 

• Christmas and tax – what’s deductible and what’s not

• Deductions for self-education courses – understanding the rules

• 12 super tips for a merry and bright retirement – simple steps to boost your super

• Small farms and tax deductions – what you need to know

• How your super stacks up – comparing balances by age