Yes, you can...
As a self-employed person, you do not have to make personal contributions to super like employers do under the Superannuation Guarantee rules...
Each year we will write to you and request that you complete a form which is required by the Australian Tax Office (ATO)...
If you are making payments to Prime Super for the first time, all you have to do is complete a member application form and return it to is along with your first payment...
Contributions made to super are identified for tax purposes as either concessional or non-concessional contributions...
You can claim a tax deduction on all of the funds that you pay into your super...
You can contribute as much as you like into your super...
Concessional contributions are those contributions for which a tax deduction is claimed...
Non-concessional contributions are contributions made to your super from your after-tax income. These contributions are not taxable in the fund...
There are a number of conditions that you must satisfy in order to claim a tax deduction on your super contributions...
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