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SMSF Adviser is an exciting new resource for Australia’s bourgeoning self-managed super fund (SMSF) sector.
The monthly print magazine and complementing website www.smsfadviseronline.com.au have been created to enhance the capabilities of SMSF professionals – equipping them with the tools, techniques, knowledge and strategies to better service their SMSF clients while helping them realise the business benefits of specialising in SMSFs.
Connect with and influence the professionals driving the development of the sector, including SMSF advisers, accountants, auditors, lawyers, product manufacturers and distribution businesses.
Contact us today for advertising and sponsorship opportunities.
Terry Braithwaite
Assosicate Publisher
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News
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08:20SMSFs warned on last-minute CGT relief trapsBy Miranda Brownlee
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28 Jun 2017ASIC disqualifies SMSF auditorBy Jotham Lian
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28 Jun 2017Major SMSF administrator announces expansion in SABy Staff Reporter
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28 Jun 2017Westpac’s subsidiaries also implement SMSF loans changesBy Staff Reporter
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28 Jun 2017Appetite increasing for mobile financial services, says BTBy Staff Reporter
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28 Jun 2017Former ATO exec departs consultancy firmBy Miranda Brownlee
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Strategy
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SMSFs warned on last-minute CGT relief trapsSMSF practitioners and trustees have been reminded that certain actions undertaken in the administration of a fund over the next two days co...read more
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ASIC disqualifies SMSF auditorASIC has disqualified an SMSF auditor for breaching independence requirements by auditing a fund he was a member of. ...read more
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Major SMSF administrator announces expansion in SAA major SMSF services provider that plans to expand its operations in Adelaide has received a $1.6 million grant from the South Australian g...read more
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Westpac’s subsidiaries also implement SMSF loans changesWestpac’s subsidiaries – St George, Bank of Melbourne and BankSA – have adopted similar policy changes to SMSF loans as the big four...read more
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