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Get this paperwork right – or risk losing your tax deduction
Made personal super contributions in the last tax year and want belatedly to claim a tax break? This is what you need to do.
Meg HeffronContributorWith the new financial year under way, it will soon be time to think about tax returns for the year that just ended on June 30. For many of us, doing a tax return also means looking for tax deductions.
Ideally, that’s something to think about before the end of the financial year. But it’s worth bearing in mind that some people who’ve already made personal superannuation contributions during the year can later decide to claim a tax deduction for them.
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