Often you can have non-working partners trying to get more money into superannuation. You are honing in on a key issue - its inherently unfair that someone on 200k gets a 32% discount on tax for money into super while someone on $10k has to pay 15% extra tax
@@damienklassen3338 I would have thought it was more inherently unfair that somebody on 200K has a marginal tax rate of 45%. Nearly half going towards tax. And yes I do agree that tax is necessary to fund Government services. And the non working partner can get 110K into super with no tax paid.
