Co-contributions

If you make extra after-tax contributions to your super, you may be eligible for a government co-contribution.

The Commonwealth government will match part or all of your after-tax contributions, up to $1,000, if you earn less than $61,9201 during the financial year. This means for every dollar you contribute, the government will also contribute up to one dollar, depending on the amount of your assessable income.

How to receive a government co-contribution

You don't need to apply to receive a government co-contribution. Provided you earn less than $61,9201 during the financial year, it will automatically be added to your GESB account after you complete your annual tax return.

To make an after-tax contribution to your super:

1Assessable income (plus reportable fringe benefits and reportable employer superannuation contributions) for income earned in 2011/12.

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Are you eligible for the government co-contribution?

You can use our Co-contribution calculator to help determine how much you may be eligible to receive.

Find out more about making other types of contributions to your super and contribution limits which apply.

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