AUTHORS

Katie Timms is a Partner, Superannuation & SMSF
Katie Timms
Partner
Perth
Shaun La Motte
Shaun La Motte
Director
Business Advisory
Melbourne
Courtney McKinnon
Courtney McKinnon
Director
Gosford, Port Macquarie

Division 296 Tax Superannuation: What SMEs need to know by July 1 2026

Australia's superannuation landscape is shifting, with many Australian SMEs feeling the impact. This webinar covers the key critical areas of what SME owners and operational leaders need to know and understand what's changing, what it means for their business, and how to prepare. 

Australia’s superannuation landscape is shifting and small to medium sized businesses will feel the impact. With the commencement of Division 296 tax approaching on 1 July 2026, it’s critical for SME owners and operational leaders to understand what’s changing, what it means for their business, and how to prepare.

What we covered:

Division 296 Tax – Quick Overview
What is it, who is affected, and why it’s being introduced.

Current State of Play
The latest insights, legislative status, and what’s currently confirmed heading into FY2026–27.

The Finer Details
How Division 296 will work in practice, including calculations, thresholds, and scenarios.

Key Considerations Prior to 1 July 2026
Steps business owners may want to consider as part of good planning.

Why this topic matters for SMEs?

Understanding Division 296 ensures:

  • Better forward planning
  • Reduced compliance surprises
  • More informed discussions with advisors
  • Clearer remuneration and contribution strategies

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