David Busoli, Principal
The tables below show the non-concessional contribution bring forward differences between this year and next year.
This year (2020/2021)
| TSB at Previous 30/6 | Max NCC |
| From $1.6m | Nil |
| $1.5m to under $1.6m | $100k |
| $1.4m to under $1.5m | $200k |
| Under $1.4m | $300k |
Next Year (2021/2022)
| TSB at Previous 30/6 | Max NCC |
| From $1.7m | Nil |
| $1.59m to under $1.7m | $110k |
| $1.48m to under $1.59m | $220k |
| Under $1.48m | $330k |
As you can see, the differences can be a little tricky.
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