SMSF Australia Blog Articles

SMSF contribution reserving explained

Contribution reserving lets your SMSF hold a June contribution until July, so you can deduct two years of concessional cap in one. How it works and the risks.

Emily Cooper

October 22, 2026

Read time: 11 mins

Why was my SMSF Rollover Rejected?

SMSF rollover rejected? The usual causes are a wrong ESA, mismatched fund or member details, a missing PRN or timing. How to fix each and avoid delays.

Bryce Terry

October 18, 2026

Read time: 4 mins

What are catch up super contributions?

Catch-up contributions let you use unused concessional cap from the past 5 years if your total super balance is under $500,000. See worked examples.

Cassandra Vatovec

October 16, 2026

Read time: 6 mins

Excess Contributions in an SMSF: What Happens?

Exceeded your super contribution caps? Learn how the ATO taxes excess concessional and non-concessional contributions in an SMSF, and your release options.

Emily Cooper

August 27, 2026

Read time: 5 mins

What is the CGT retirement exemption?

The CGT retirement exemption lets you disregard up to $500,000 of capital gains on active asset sales. Learn how to contribute those proceeds into your SMSF.

Emily Cooper

May 9, 2026

Read time: 8 mins

Spouse contributions in an SMSF | Explained

Spouse contributions can boost your partner's super and may entitle you to an 18% tax offset. Learn the income limits, contribution caps, and SMSF requirements.

Bryce Terry

May 3, 2026

Read time: 9 mins

What does PayDay Super mean for my SMSF?

From 1 July 2026, super must be paid on payday. Your SMSF needs a complying ESA and NPP-enabled bank account to receive contributions within the 7-day window.

Bryce Terry

April 18, 2026

Read time: 9 mins

Are Re-Contribution strategies a scheme to avoid tax?

Re-contribution strategies are generally accepted by the ATO for estate planning purposes, but certain arrangements can trigger Part IVA anti-avoidance rules.

Cassandra Vatovec

December 14, 2025

Read time: 7 mins

What Is the Cap for Non-Concessional Contributions in 2026?

The non-concessional contributions cap is $120,000 for the 2025/26 financial year, rising to $130,000 in 2026/27. Learn about eligibility, total super balance thresholds, and the bring-forward rule.

Christopher Overton

December 12, 2025

Read time: 6 mins

What Is the Concessional Contributions Cap for 2026?

The concessional contributions cap is $30,000 per member for 2025/26, rising to $32,500 in 2026/27. Learn what counts as a concessional contribution, Div 293 implications, and carry-forward rules.

Luke Edwards

December 6, 2025

Read time: 5 mins

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