Discover your unused concessional contributions from previous years and see if you're eligible to make catch-up contributions to boost your super and reduce tax.
Estimated Super Guarantee: $9,600
Must be under $500,000 (TSB at 30 June 2025) to use catch-up contributions.
Salary sacrifice or personal deductible contributions
Enter the total concessional contributions actually received by your fund for 2020/21. Leave blank to estimate using SG for that year.
Enter the total concessional contributions actually received by your fund for 2021/22. Leave blank to estimate using SG for that year.
Enter the total concessional contributions actually received by your fund for 2022/23. Leave blank to estimate using SG for that year.
Enter the total concessional contributions actually received by your fund for 2023/24. Leave blank to estimate using SG for that year.
Enter the total concessional contributions actually received by your fund for 2024/25. Leave blank to estimate using SG for that year.
Blanks are estimated using 12% SG so you don't overstate carry-forward. If you truly had no concessional contributions in a year, enter 0. For exact figures, check ATO online services (Super → Information → Concessional contributions).
Everything you need to know about catch-up concessional contributions
For the official rules on carry-forward concessional contributions, eligibility criteria, and current caps, visit the Australian Taxation Office website.
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General Information Only
This calculator provides general information only and does not constitute personal financial advice. Results are estimates based on the inputs provided and current ATO rates. Your actual tax obligations may differ. Please consult a licensed financial adviser before making any financial decisions.
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