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明白了,这里有一个 sample:
http://www.ato.gov.au/individual ... amp;page=14&H14
Simone is an employee who, for 2009–10:
* earns an annual salary of $41,922
* salary packages car and mortgage costs, which give her a reportable fringe benefit of $4,000
* salary sacrifices $5,000 in superannuation contributions, which her employer pays
* has work-related deductions of $3,000
* makes an after-tax personal contribution of $200 to her superannuation fund.
Simone's total income for income threshold purposes is:
(assessable income + reportable fringe benefits + reportable employer superannuation contributions – business deductions) = $41,922 + $4,000 + $5,000 – $0 = $50,922.
Simone's income is between the lower and higher income thresholds and her entitlement is subject to a sliding scale. Her co-contribution amount will be the lesser of the maximum amount under the sliding scale or an amount equal to the total of her eligible personal super contributions (up to a maximum of $1,000). She uses calculation 3 for 2009–10.
Simone's maximum co-contribution entitlement is:
$1,000 – {[total income of $50,922 – $31,920] x 0.03333} = $366.66, which is rounded up to the nearest multiple of 5 cents, giving $366.70 (amount A).
Her co-contribution based on eligible personal super contributions (up to a maximum of $1,000) is:
$200 x 1.0 = $200 (amount B).
Simone will receive $200, the lesser of amount A and amount B. |
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