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  1. Court hands down key judgement on attorney powers, BDBNshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/16858-court-hands-down-key-judgement-on-attorney-powers-bdbns

    away in June 2017. He was survived by his wife Mrs Narumon Giles to whom he had been married for almost 19 years and had one son with. Mr Giles also had four adult children from a previous marriage, Patricia Giles, Gregory Giles, Anthony Giles and Kelly...

  2. Non-SIS dependants cause estate complicationshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/18074-non-sis-dependants-cause-estate-complications

    not. Mr Townsend used the example of Fred and Wilma Flintstone who wanted to leave their SMSF death benefit to their friends’ son, Bam Bam, who had intellectual difficulties but did not qualify for NDIS support. “The SIS Act lists three main categories...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Sarah Kendell
    • Category: News
  3. Dixon case could see super taxed in UShttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/18022-dixon-case-could-see-super-taxed-in-us

    A test case involving the son of one of Australia’s best-known SMSF advisers may establish that Australian superannuation funds are taxable under US law, bringing wide-ranging implications for Australian and US citizens working across both countries,...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Sarah Kendell
    • Category: News
  4. Child members raise deed, director issues for SMSFshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/17948-child-members-raise-deed-director-issues-for-smsfs

    first before going down this avenue.” Ms Wang used the example of Bob and Barbara, who want to admit their 17-year-old son, Ben, as a member of their SMSF. She said Bob and Barbara would need to firstly consider whether their fund’s trust deed permits...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Sarah Kendell
    • Category: News
  5. Ruling reveals grey areas for dependant death benefitshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/17928-ruling-reveals-grey-areas-for-dependant-death-benefits

    it’s not only the tax you have to pay, it’s the interest and penalties,” he said. “If you are considered not to have used reasonable care, that’s starting at 25 per cent; if it’s considered reckless, that starts at 50 per cent — so you have to justify...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Sarah Kendell
    • Category: News
  6. NSW Court upholds appeal in estate planning casehttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/17617-nsw-court-upholds-appeal-in-estate-planning-case

    19 September 2016, probate of which was granted on 20 September 2017 to the respondents his daughter Nicole Shannon and his son James Steinmetz. In the will, the deceased gave a legacy of $15,000 to his godson John Anthony Steinmetz; the contents of his...

  7. Lessons from the courtroom on death benefit conflict issueshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/strategy/17481-lessons-from-the-courtroom-on-death-benefit-conflict-issues

    The recent case of Burgess v Burgess continues a line of cases that consider the conflict that arises where a person acts as executor of a deceased estate while also receiving superannuation death benefits in their personal capacity. Broadly, Burgess v...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Shaun Backhaus & Daniel Butler
    • Category: Strategy
  8. Alternate directors in the SMSF context Part 2https://www.smsfadviser.com/strategy/17324-alternate-directors-in-the-smsf-context-part-2

    In Part 2 of our series, we examine how successor directors are the much better tool to use. We provide a brief comparison table below to support our view that alternate directors are not of much use in an SMSF and indeed can give rise to a number of...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Christian Pakpahan & Daniel Butler
    • Category: Strategy
  9. Tribunal upholds decision to reject AFSL for SMSF firmhttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/17321-tribunal-upholds-decision-to-reject-afsl-for-smsf-firm

    In June 2016, a company called S & A Chalhoub Nominees Pty Ltd, controlled by two directors, Mr Akram El-Fahkri (Snr) and his son, Mr Hayaf El-Fahkri (Jnr), applied to ASIC for an AFSL. Mr El-Fahkri (Snr) is an accountant and wanted to establish a...

  10. Alternate directors in the SMSF contexthttps://www.smsfadviser.com/strategy/17251-alternate-directors-in-the-smsf-context

    an alternate director compare with nominating a successor director in the context of an SMSF? We also provide a brief comparison table below to support our view that alternate directors are not of much value in an SMSF context and indeed can give rise...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Christian Pakpahan & Daniel Butler
    • Category: Strategy
  11. Marsella different to Katz, says law firmhttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/18745-marsella-different-to-katz-says-law-firm

    had not considered the interests of the dependants of the fund when distributing benefits. The case has brought up comparisons to a similar case, Katz v Grossman, of which the NSW Supreme Court handed down its decision in 2005. But according to Shaun...

  12. Court case an estate planning lesson for blended families https://www.smsfadviser.com/news/16773-court-case-an-estate-planning-lesson-for-blended-families

    Davern. “It is a mystery as to how Pamela and not Matthew became the sole trustee of the fund [as] she was not the legal personal representative of the deceased trustee,” Townsends noted. Ms Ainsworth requested that she receive a monthly benefit from...

  13. Important tax time decision flagged for SMSF insurancehttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/16751-bt-flags-important-tax-time-decision-for-smsf-insurance

    of $500,000. The SMSF paid the insurance premium of $2,000 on 1 February 2018,” she continued. “After David’s death, Julia’s son Michael joined the fund and also became a trustee of the fund. As trustees, Julia and Michael seek tax advice and are...

  14. Westpac admits to bad SMSF advice as client fronts royal commissionhttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/16482-major-bank-s-smsf-clients-front-royal-commission

    $200,000 in superannuation, with Hesta and Cbus. They had several liabilities, including a mortgage of $404,000 and a personal loan with Westpac of $44,000. From their meetings with Westpac, coupled with their own aspirations, the McDowalls understood...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: News
  15. Fulfilling the role of executor for death benefit claimshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/strategy/14437-fulfilling-the-role-of-executor-for-death-benefit-claims

    accepting the role? When will an advisor be asked to act? Sometimes it is the case that a client does not have any other person or is not comfortable asking another person to act as executor of their estate. For others, it is a question of wanting an...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jennifer Dixon
    • Category: Strategy
  16. Keeping it realhttps://www.smsfadviser.com/strategy/14349-keeping-it-real

    window inviting people to click onto our website. It says, ‘Find out why we’re different’. We’re not a bank and we offer a personal service, we’re 100 per cent owned privately.” Condell Financial prides itself on taking a personal approach to financial...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: Strategy
  17. Strategies for successhttps://www.smsfadviser.com/strategy/14186-strategies-for-success

    one of the things I’ve been telling people to do is a check of their own family situation. A ‘what if’ scenario. What if the son or daughter arrives back on your doorstep with two kids after a marriage breakdown, for example. What I’m seeing is a lot of...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: SMSF Adviser
    • Category: Strategy
  18. ‘Don’t roll the dice' with the ATO, trustees warnedhttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/13488-don-t-roll-the-dice-with-the-ato-trustees-warned

    court. By this stage, we’ve done an audit, we’ve done a review, but they’ve failed to tell us [for example] that they have a son who is ill and have been using their assets for that. “I can tell you we haven’t lost a court case in a long time," Mr...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: News
  19. Banks urged to update authorisation capabilitieshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/13301-banks-urged-to-allow-greater-trustee-authorisation

    authorisation system like this to prevent occurrences such as the case of Triway Superannuation Fund. “What happened was the son, who was a partaker in illegal drugs of various sorts, convinced his parents to set up a SMSF,” Mr Negline explained. “There...

  20. Lawyer warns of rising death benefit disputeshttps://www.smsfadviser.com/news/13255-lawyer-warns-on-rising-death-benefit-disputes

    where there’s been no real thought put into it, and it’s not really clear who’s going to be controlling what or what the person actually wanted.” One important aspect of a death benefit strategy is considering who will control the fund and making sure...

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