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Last chance: SMSF Summit nearly sold out

The final SMSF Summit for the year is on this Thursday, and tickets are nearly sold out on this fifth stop of a national roadshow.

by Katarina Taurian
November 26, 2018
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The SMSF Summit, in partnership with SuperConcepts, will be in Perth this week, for the final stop on its five-state national roadshow. 

This is your last opportunity to gain exclusive insight from the best technical minds in the country, to best prepare yourself for a fast-approaching 2019. 

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Our line-up of experts, who have exclusive insight from government and the regulators, will share their advice for best practice in what continues to be a shaky legislative environment, to ensure you maintain quality, effective SMSF services for your clients.

One of this year’s headline speakers is the ATO’s Dana Fleming, who was recently taken charge of the SMSF division at the tax office. Ms Fleming will be presenting the regulator’s focus and expectations on her watch, as well as taking questions from the floor in each state.

The all-important CPD points will be available, as well as additional materials and workbooks from our speakers for delegates to take back to their practices.

You can access the full agenda here

You can secure your last-minute ticket here

 

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