The IFPA put forward compulsory cashing, while Geoff Wilson and Wilson Asset Management offered up a progressive super surcharge model, with both looking to meet the government’s stated aim for Division 296 in a manner that leaves unrealised gains untouched.
Listen as they discuss:
- What is missing when the government talks about liquidity and diversity requirements for super funds that hold farmland.
- The spike in SMSF-related complaints to AFCA, largely on the back of major financial failures like United Global Capital.
- When Division 296 is likely to land back in parliament.
