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Sydney Morning Herald
Will the new super tax hurt my pension account earnings?
The proposed superannuation tax means unrealised capital gains will be taxed for the first time. How will that affect retirees with their super already in pension mode?
The July pension increase is a nasty surprise: many pensioners have to pay taxes for the first time, but there is a simple way out.
Support for super tax reform among young, women makes Coalition’s dissent a real puzzle - The Australia Institute
Predictably, the Liberal Party is opposing reforms that would reduce tax concessions on money made from superannuation balances above $3 million. But its stance is out of touch with the public mood.
The Court of Auditors Wants to Control 2 Million Pensioners: some Already Have to Send a Certificate
Two categories of pensioners are targeted by the Court of Auditors, some of which will be monitored by the authorities.
Goodbye to All Pensions: the Government Will Eliminate Those Who Do Not Meet the Maximum Requirement
While the National Social Security Administration (ANSES) draws up the July payment schedule, it announced a requirement for beneficiaries of the Non-contributory Pensions (PnC) to have access to their assets.This measure aims to improve control over funds allocated to benefits.
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