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Reducing de facto death duties on the payment of superannuation death benefits to adult children paper

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Published on 19 Jun 14 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • an overview of the taxation of superannuation benefits
  • element taxed in the fund
  • establishing ‘dependency’
  • accessing super pre-death
  • re-contribution strategies
  • other relevant issues for adult children beneficiaries.

Author profile

Suzanne Mackenzie CTA
Photo of author, Suzanne MACKENZIE Suzanne Mackenzie, CTA is a Barrister specialising in financial services, superannuation, trusts and equity, and taxation law. Suzanne has a great depth of knowledge and experience in superannuation law and takes a keen interest in the latest changes and trends affecting the industry – having done so for more than 30 years. Suzanne regularly appears in the Federal Court and the Supreme Court of South Australia and more recently has acted for the trustees of AustralianSuper, Host-Plus and Equip Super in applications before the Supreme Court of South Australia. - Current at 22 November 2023
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