Excess Super Contributions Assessments Upheld
The Administrative Appeals Tribunal has found it did not have the jurisdiction to review a decision of the Commissioner, who had refused to make a determination to disregard (or to reallocate) excess non-concessional superannuation contributions made by two taxpayers. This was because the Tribunal was of the view that the making of the Commissioner's discretion is independent of the issuing of the assessments.
TIP: Super investors can apply to the Commissioner to disregard or reallocate excess contributions for a financial year. However, the Commissioner's discretion is limited to special circumstances outside the control of the investor.
The Administrative Appeals Tribunal has found it did not have the jurisdiction to review a decision of the Commissioner, who had refused to make a determination to disregard (or to reallocate) excess non-concessional superannuation contributions made by two taxpayers. This was because the Tribunal was of the view that the making of the Commissioner's discretion is independent of the issuing of the assessments.
TIP: Super investors can apply to the Commissioner to disregard or reallocate excess contributions for a financial year. However, the Commissioner's discretion is limited to special circumstances outside the control of the investor.
