How to make some extra savings before June 30

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How to make some extra savings before June 30

Imagine what you could do with the money…

  • Reduce your home loan
  • Top up your Super
  • Have a holiday
  • Deposit for an investment property
  • Upgrade your car

Before EOFY – reduce your Taxable Income by:

Top up your Superannuation:

  • ‘Concessional contributions’ through salary sacrificing and make full use of the $27,500 limit. If you didn’t get around to asking your employer, you can make them yourself, you just need to lodge the necessary paperwork with the fund and claim a personal tax deduction.
  • Make a super contribution on behalf of your partner – If your spouse earns low or no income, you may be able to claim a tax offset if you contribute to their Super fund.
  • Get the government to co-contribute into your Super – If you earn $56,112 or less, you may be eligible for a ‘Low-Income Superannuation Tax Offset’ (LISTO) of up to $500 per year.

Pre-pay expenses you pay annually – That way you can claim the deduction, for example, Income Protection &/or investment loan interest (fixed loans only).

Review the ownership of your investments – As there may be options to include other members with lower incomes (such as children or grandchildren) to distribute the investment income.

Arrange a property depreciation report – If you have a rental property, a Property Depreciation Report (prepared by a Quantity Surveyor, such as BMT) will allow you to claim Depreciation and Capital Works Deductions on capital items within the property and on the property itself.

Purchasing a car with the EOFY bargain – Dealerships are usually clearing stock at the EOFY so you can get an extra good deal. Plus, save on tax by Salary Packaging the purchase and running costs of the vehicle.

Or have you sold a capital asset, such as an investment property, a business asset or some shares and received a capital gain? Consider what options you have to reduce the impact of your increased taxable income.

Now get moving, EOFY is fast approaching!

  

“Got any questions? The FAA Team are here to help!”

John Hehir

 

Important Disclaimer

The information in this article is general in nature and does not take into account your individual objectives, financial situation, or needs. It does not constitute personal financial, tax, investment, or credit advice.
Before making any salary packaging decisions:
  • Consult a registered tax agent for tax advice
  • Consult a licensed financial adviser for financial advice
  • Speak with your employer about your specific employment terms
FAA’s services:
  • General information and administration: Provided by FAA consultants
  • Financial advice: Provided by authorised representatives of Lifespan Financial Planning Pty Ltd (AFSL 229892)
  • Credit assistance (novated leasing): Provided by FAA Group under its Australian Credit Licence
While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, FAA makes no guarantees and accepts no responsibility for any loss arising from reliance on this content. Tax laws and salary packaging rules are subject to change.
John Hehir

John Hehir – Director

CEO and Director of FAA Group Australia. With more than 30 years of experience in financial services, John has helped over 20,000 Australians work towards their retirement goals through strategic financial guidance. His work spans residential property, investment property, and self-managed superannuation strategies, with more than $1 billion in assets guided under his leadership.

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