Sometimes less is more when it comes to trust deeds, says adviser
A two-year-old trust deed could be more problematic than one which is decades old if it contains too many complexities...
A two-year-old trust deed could be more problematic than one which is decades old if it contains too many complexities...
The ATO has reminded financial advisers, accountants and trustees that client-to-agent linking now applies to all types of entities with...
New ASFA research claims the proposed $3 million super tax will affect only a small percentage of Australians.
A Senate Economics Legislation Committee has greenlit the bill proposing changes to non-arm’s length expenditure.
The introduction of the Division 296 tax is a perfect example of why advisers and trustees must review their investment...
Nearly 8,000 SMSFs were established in the September quarter – the second-highest number for the past five years.
The delay in finalising the non-arm’s length expenditure legislation is exposing SMSFs and large super funds to substantial penalties, claims...
A recent private binding ruling serves as a stark reminder of complexities that can arise when estate planning is overlooked...
An enduring power of attorney is crucial for ensuring continuity and compliance, says a professional adviser.
An unpaid parking fine can, in extreme circumstances, give the ATO reason to disqualify a trustee of an SMSF, says...