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Annual Contributions
The information provided in the tables below should not be relied on for monitoring your total contributions against your annual contribution caps, particularly if you have other super accounts.
Caps apply to employer and personal super contributions each financial year. If your contributions exceed these caps, significant additional tax may be payable.
The employer and salary sacrifice contributions shown in the table below represent gross contributions. Gross contributions include a 15% contributions tax and may be used to track against the concessional contributions cap.
If your concessional contributions are received from the Commonwealth Bank (excluding Bankwest) they are shown on the Account Activity page and your Account Statements as net amounts, that is less the 15% contributions tax.
Learn more about contributions caps
Accumulate Plus members can read about caps in the Reference Guide: Contributing to your super
Defined Benefit members can read about caps including how employer contributions are calculated for the purpose of the caps, in the Super contributions and caps fact sheet
Current Year Contributions
Please note that the figures shown on this page may not be accurate if you have claimed, or provided this super fund with a Notice of intent to claim, a tax deduction in respect of personal contributions. Such amounts may still show as non-concessional contributions.
Previous Year Contributions
**Note for defined benefit members only:
Your annual notional taxed contribution rate is quoted before applying the applicable factor. A factor of 1.2 will need to be applied at any Notional Taxed Contribution Rate shown above.