(1) This section explains what are a member's surchargeable contributions for a financial year.
* In the case of members of accumulated
benefits schemes, the surchargeable contributions are calculated by reference
to amounts actually paid to the superannuation providers.
* In the case of
members of defined benefits schemes, the surchargeable contributions are based
on their respective annual salaries multiplied by a notional factor to equate
the effective increase in the values of the benefits under the schemes in the
financial year to the level of contributions to equivalent accumulated
benefits schemes.
When amounts are paid to superannuation (accumulated benefits) provider
(2) If:
(ii) there is an allocated surplus amount in relation to a member in respect of a financial year after the 1996-97 financial year; and
(ii) are allowed as deductions to the member under section 82AAT of that Act; or
(iii) subject to subsection (3), are specified roll-over amounts that constitute amounts accrued after 20 August 1996 that are eligible termination payments under paragraph (a) of the definition of eligible termination payment in subsection 27A(1) of that Act and are rolled over on or after 1 July 1997; and
where:
post-20 August 1996 period means the number of days in the period of the taxpayer's employment for which the eligible termination payment was made that occurred after 20 August 1996.
total period means the number of days in the period of the taxpayer's employment for which the eligible termination payment was made.
Defined benefits superannuation scheme
(4) The surchargeable contributions for a financial year of a member of a defined benefits superannuation scheme are taken to be the amount worked out using the formula:
where:
annual salary means:
(b) if another amount is taken to be the member's annual salary for the purposes of the scheme as it applies to the member for the financial year--that other amount.
Transitional provision for 1996-97 financial year
(5) For the 1996-97 financial year, a member's surchargeable contributions are:
(b) if the member is a member of a defined benefits superannuation scheme--so much of the amounts that would otherwise be the member's surchargeable contributions as is certified by an eligible actuary, according to Australian actuarial practice, to relate to the part of the financial year that started immediately after 7.30 pm by legal time in the Australian Capital Territory on 20 August 1996.