The end of simple super
The introduction of the super reforms has added a level of complexity to the system not seen since the end of reasonable benefit limits
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.
The introduction of the super reforms has added a level of complexity to the system not seen since the end of reasonable benefit limits
SMSF clients with pensions may need to take timely action on resetting the cost base of assets used to support a pension. How should SMSF ...
Failing to properly scrutinise non-geared related unit trusts can have significant consequences for the compliance of an SMSF.
While reviewing retirement strategies for clients following the changes to superannuation will require detailed analysis, there are plenty ...
With the 31 January 2017 deadline fast approaching, and an extension unlikely, SMSF practitioners and their clients are reminded to urgently ...
In light of the recent superannuation reforms, many are questioning the long-term effectiveness of superannuation against traditional ...
Adopting the approach of auditors and actively questioning SMSF clients about their fund has significant benefits for SMSF professionals and ...
The Australian microcap sector has no doubt had a rough ride in the past few years. However, with performance expected to improve, could ...
With the superannuation reforms now passed through both houses, SMSF practitioners should take action on what needs to be done for clients ...
While using an SMSF to invest in property development can be a useful strategy, practitioners and their clients should tread carefully to ...