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A boost for your partner

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A couple in their early fifties cooking dinner together in a warm kitchen
Meet Ana and Joe. Ana is 50 and works part time; Joe is 53.
A man in his early fifties handing his wife a cup of tea at the kitchen table
Joe can make an after-tax contribution into Ana's super.
A small brass key resting on top of a folded tea towel
If Ana's income is $37,000 or less and Joe contributes $3,000, he may get a tax offset of up to $540.
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The offset shrinks as her income rises above $37,000 and stops at $40,000.
A woman in her early fifties watering herbs on a sunny windowsill
The contribution counts toward Ana's non-concessional cap.
A couple in their early fifties walking a dog together along a beach at sunset
They also ask their fund about splitting some of Joe's before-tax contributions to Ana.

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