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What is the low income super contribution?
The low income super contribution (LISC) is a government superannuation payment of up to $500 each financial year to help low-income earners save for their retirement.
If you earn $37,000 or less per year, you may be eligible to receive a LISC payment directly into your super fund account
You don't need to do anything to receive a LISC.
If you lodge an income tax return - we will pay your LISC into your super fund account when we have received information from your super fund about your super contributions. Payments for 2012–13 are likely to be made from September 2013.
If you do not lodge an income tax return – we will work out your eligibility using information we hold about your income and information from your super fund. Payments for 2012–13 will start from 1 July 2014.
The LISC is 15% of the concessional (before tax) super contributions you or your employer pays into your super fund per financial year, starting from 1 July 2012. The maximum payment you can receive for a financial year is $500 and the minimum is $10 (but if you're eligible for less than $10, we will round this up to $10).
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