Don’t miss the EOFY contribution cut off! Make your contribution payments by Monday 22 June if you want them to count towards your contribution caps for the 2026 financial year.
Yes, your super is taxed, but how it’s taxed depends on the type of contribution and/or withdrawal.
Any before-tax contributions, for example your employer contributions or salary sacrifice contributions, are generally taxed at 15%. Any after-tax contributions, such as SUPERSUPER payments or voluntary contributions, aren’t taxed at all. And any earnings you generate on your super is generally taxed at 15%.
If you’re over 60 and are looking to withdraw your super, it won’t be taxed. If you withdraw any of your super before your 60, you’ll generally be taxed between 17% and 22%.