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BGL launches tax statement tool

Software provider BGL has released a new tool to automate the processing of investment distribution data for annual SMSF tax statements.

by Sarah Kendell
September 13, 2019
in News
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BGL managing director Ron Lesh said the tool, available in BGL’s Simple Fund 360 software, would assist accountants to reconcile annual statement data for SMSFs invested in listed trusts and managed funds.

“The tool automates the processing of tax data by calculating the amount of each tax component and applying this over distributions received by the SMSF during the year,” Mr Lesh said.

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“It makes the annual reconciliation process a breeze. The tool even allows clients to add their own data or change the allocations to make sure everything balances.”

Mr Lesh added that the new tax statement tool followed recent enhancements to Simple Fund 360’s artificial intelligence technology that used “smart matching” to allocate transactions to ledger accounts.

“Part of the update to smart matching helps to automate the processing of distribution components in wrap data feeds,” he said.

“From now on, transactions from feed providers will be automatically updated with their respective tax components as Simple Fund 360 receives the information.”

Mr Lesh said BGL’s ultimate goal was to create a “zero-touch SMSF” where regular compliance tasks around self-managed funds were frictionless for accountants and trustees.

He added that the recent release of BGL’s Engage mobile app would also help accountants to improve engagement with their SMSF clients.

“The release of Engage by BGL is a great achievement and will change the way our clients engage with their clients,” Mr Lesh said.

“It will help firms meet the growing demand for improved contribution, pension and investment reporting as well as transparency.”

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  1. Not AI says:
    6 years ago

    Derived allocations of amounts based on known numerators and denominators is NOT artificial intelligence (AI)

    This is a data mapping and matching exercise. If you’re going to quote AI capability then please do it accurately

    “Artificial intelligence (AI) is the ability of a computer program or a machine to think and learn. It is also a field of study which tries to make computers “smart”. … As machines become increasingly capable, mental facilities once thought to require intelligence are removed from the definition.

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