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It’s crucial for SMSF members who are currently receiving an age pension or other benefits to weigh the benefits of commuting ...
An SMSF can have a related party LRBA with foreign property but maintaining compliance at audit requires extra work, a ...
Changes to the Family Law Act that go into force in June could have repercussions for superannuation decisions, a legal ...
Making advice “tangible” is essential in building a business focusing on SMSF clients, a leading consultant has said.
Taxpayers will need to consider their circumstances and make their own decision on whether to convert UPEs to loans following ...
Australian SMSFs have historically maintained strong exposure to local assets, with portfolios concentrated in Australian ...
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has said the party will be advocating for “a fairer share” when asked about its proposal to ...
A push by the Greens to lower the threshold for Division 296 tax from $3 million to $2 million would affect more than 1.8 million Australians, according to modelling from an anonymous industry group.
A financial services provider whose advisers recommended clients roll over their super into SMSFs and use those funds to buy property through a related entity has been penalised more than $11 million.
Industry bodies have welcomed the government’s announcement that it will examine how to prevent perpetrators of financial abuse from accessing their victim’s super. A coalition of superannuation ...
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