Failure to pay minimum pension ‘diabolical’ for reversionary pensions
With 30 June fast approaching, SMSF professionals and their clients have been reminded on the importance of paying the minimum pension amoun
Court awards damages in SMSF property development case
The District Court of South Australia has ordered a former builder to pay damages to an SMSF for the breach of fiduciary duties in a case in
Critical documentation steps flagged with switching SMSF loans
With an increasing number of SMSF clients looking to switch loans following the exodus of the major banks from SMSF lending, a law firm has
SMSFs warned on trap with TBAR cancellations
With different administration software providers each issuing their own member codes and identifiers, the ATO may have difficulty matching s
FASEA approves first round of graduate diplomas, bridging courses
The standards authority has approved the first round of graduate diplomas and bridging courses from certain higher education providers.
APRA imposes licence conditions on bank-owned super fund
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has issued directions and additional licence conditions to one of the bank-owned super funds
Extra requirement for tax agents with 2019 SMSF returns
A new label on the 2019 SMSF annual return requiring tax agents to indicate if Part A of the fund’s audit report was qualified may be a ha
Sole practitioners vulnerable with insurance in super changes
Sole practitioners and small business owners are one of the groups most at risk of losing the insurance in their super fund under the new Pr
Marjon Muizer
Age considerations with SMSF set-ups
Daniel Butler and William Fettes
Identifying flaws in BDBNs, pension documents
Andrew Doherty
Share prices set for rebound after policy stimulus
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