Can I claim a tax deduction for the super I’ve paid?
Generally, super contributions made by employers are tax deductible in the financial year you pay them. However, you cannot claim a tax deduction for the Super Guarantee Charge (as this is the penalty imposed if you fail to meet your super obligations). If you are self-employed, only contributions for which you have not claimed a tax deduction are eligible for the Government Co-Contribution.
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