Webinar – 2024 year in review
2024 has been a significant year for SMSFs with a number of long outstanding matters brought to a close, only to open up new issues for us
Read MoreUnused Concessional Contributions Cap Carry Forward
The standard concessional contribution cap, the limit for concessionally taxed employer and personal deductible contributions. It is subject to indexation, based on Average Weekly Ordinary
Read MoreBorrowing in your SMSF
Borrowing within a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) can be a useful strategy forinvesting retirement savings, allowing an SMSF to acquire significant assets like property or
Read More3 Ways to get into Property with a SMSF
Investing in property through a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) remains a popular topic, as many Trustees are keen to include property in their SMSF portfolios.
Read MoreAnnual Trustee Plan
Managing a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) effectively requires consistent attention andproactive planning throughout the year. This calendar outlines key tasks and considerations for SMSFtrustees each
Read MoreDivision 296 Tax Discussion Paper
The proposed $3 million superannuation tax introduced by the Australian Government aims to adjust the tax concessions for individuals with superannuation balances exceeding $3 million.
Read MoreWebinar – Asset segregation and ECPI in an SMSF
Self-managed super funds are subject to special rules when it comes to being able to segregate assets to support a pension for income tax purposes, however, this
Read MoreWebinar – Commencing and ceasing a pension in an SMSF
In June 2024 the ATO finalised their update of their 2013 Taxation Ruling ‘TR 2013/5 Income tax: when a superannuation income stream commences and ceases’. This
Read MoreWebinar – A guide to SMSF investment strategies
SMSF trustees have a requirement to regularly review their fund’s investment strategy and there is no doubt that this regulatory obligation is coming more and
Read MoreWebinar – The problem dealing with related parties
A number of recent Court cases have highlighted that dealing with related parties can be both convenient and yet complex at the same time, as Fund
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