The tax consequences of leaving a superannuation lump sum death benefit to a beneficiary will be if the:
A) beneficiary is a dependant; any lump sum will be tax-free.
B) beneficiary is a non-dependant; any lump sum will be divided into a tax-free and a taxable component.
C) taxable component contains taxed superannuation money, this will be taxed at 30%.
D) both a and b
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