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.
Changes to the rules around insurance and superannuation have restricted the type of insurance that can be held by an SMSF and the ability ...
Large property assets in an SMSF can cause considerable complexity upon the death of a member or divorce. There are, however, a number of ...
Keeping staff out of the loop with what’s happening in the business could actually be damaging for the productivity and efficiency of your ...
Setting up an LRBA to acquire an asset can be very costly. Advisers need to be across what the potential tax strategies are, and which ones ...
The strategy of cashing out benefits and gifting funds early on is proving popular among SMSFs, with the strategy providing not only tax ...
Contrary to popular opinion, failing to address the risk of disqualification could have implications for the individual long after they ...
It may be worthwhile for your clients to retain their pre-1999 unit trust, despite the fact SMSFs have been able to borrow money to purchase ...
SMSF professionals who push the boundaries can no longer hide under the misconception that they aren’t being watched – they are.
BGL’s managing director, Ron Lesh, gives his frank opinion to Katarina Taurian on accountants’ take-up of technology and the state of the ...
In certain states, legislation precludes individual trustees from using electronic signatures to execute their SMSF. SMSF practitioners may ...
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