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Hi all,
会计菜鸟有问题想问, 关于tax planning。
I come across this issue at work, just out of interest how does the following works?
Company A,has a taxable income of $60K taxed at coy rate @ 30%
Individual, taxable income $30K,marginal tax rate ~15%, the individual is an employee for the company and received $5K during the year, with reportable employer contribution of $450.
The individual also receives dividend from the company to claim back franking credits. Given her salary from the company, she satisfies the 10% work test and thus eligible to claim the personal super contribution.
However, given her marginal tax rate is ~15%, while the company's tax rate is @ 30%, isnt is more beneficial to claim the deduction in company's accounts, as deductible super. expenses ( salary sacrificed) ??
Looking forward for replies,
Thanks in advance.
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