Give your super a boost

After‑tax contributions

After-tax contributions

Growing super is one of the best ways to ready yourself for the life you’re dreaming of living when you retire. While your employer makes regular contributions into your account, making after-tax contributions is an easy way to give your super a boost. Because you’ve paid tax on this money already, you won’t have to pay tax on it again.

Ready to make an After-tax contribution?

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Triple S Biller Code: 465 104

Super SA Select Biller Code: 979 559 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

  • If you don't have access to BPAY, you can set up regular after-tax contributions via payroll. To establish this, please download the form below and email us the completed form. 


    If you're not sure how to complete the form, don’t hesitate to give us a call on 1300 369 315 or email us for assistance. 

  • Yes, you must be employed to be eligible to make after-tax contributions to your Triple S or Super SA Select account.
  • There is no limit on the percentage you're able to contribute from your after-tax salary through your employer. As long as it’s a whole percentage (e.g. 5%, 75%) or 4.5%.

    You can also make one-off lump sum after tax contributions to Triple S while you are still employed.

    As the Triple S is an untaxed fund you will not be eligible for a tax deduction for any after tax deductions paid into Triple S. There is a cap on the amount of after tax contributions you can make in a financial year. If you exceed the cap you may be subject to tax at the top marginal tax rate. The cap is currently $110,000 per annum however if you are under age 67, you may be able to bring forward 2 years cap and contribute up to $330,000 in one year.

    If you would like to learn more about after-tax contributions, please read the Triple S Product Disclosure Statement and Reference Guide of your relevant Scheme.

  • There is no limit on the percentage you're able to contribute from your after-tax salary through your employer. As long as it’s a whole percentage (e.g. 5%, 75%) or 4.5%.

    You can also make one-off lump sum after tax contributions to Super SA Select while you are still employed.

    If you make any after-tax contribution into your Super SA Select account, regardless of your income level, you could claim a deduction for those contributions in your next Tax Return.

    There is a cap on the amount of after tax contributions you can make in a financial year. If you exceed the cap you may be subject to tax at the top marginal tax rate. The cap is currently $110,000 per annum however if you are under age 67, you may be able to bring forward 2 years cap and contribute up to $330,000 in one year.

    If you would like to learn more about after-tax contributions, please read the Super SA Select Product Disclosure Statement and Reference Guide of your relevant Scheme.



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