Up-to-date, specialised strategy is core component of an SMSF professional’s arsenal. SMSF Adviser analyses and interprets regulatory and legislative changes to ensure the SMSF sector is kept informed on the tips, tools and best practice for serving SMSF trustees.
On 21 May 2021, Treasury released exposure draft legislation to implement previously announced measures in the May 2019 federal budget to ...
Many tax and estate planning specialists argue that tax equalisation provisions in wills generally, and particularly in relation to ...
Traditionally, deeds were unable to be made electronically due to the common law requirement that a deed must be written on “paper, ...
The 2021–22 federal budget (released on 11 May 2021) announced changes for some — but not all — legacy pensions. In this article, we examine ...
The recent decision by ASIC to ban a financial adviser for eight years is a timely reminder of the strict nature of the rules in relation to ...
The strength of global economic activity has been surprising many in recent months and is likely to continue to do so as the year progresses
The million-dollar question for most accounting firms right now is: Should our firm stay in, or exit, the SMSF auditing space?
In theory, decisions from the UK are not necessarily of utility in Australia. In practice, however, UK cases can give insights as to the ...
The decision in Hill v Zuda Pty Ltd [2021] WASCA 59 further reinforces the often-cited mantra in relation to all trusts — and particularly ...
The Western Australian Court of Appeal recently handed down its decision in Hill v Zuda Pty Ltd [2021] WASCA 59. It provides a strong answer ...
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