Government pushes for super bill to be on Senate schedule next week
The controversial Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions Bill is expected to be brought before the Senate on 4 February.
The controversial Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions Bill is expected to be brought before the Senate on 4 February.
Financial advisers and accountants need to be aware of the rules around treating investors as wholesale clients and how this...
The SMSF Association and accounting bodies have argued that making the general interest charge non-deductible would inappropriately increase compliance costs...
Accountants are not required to report breaches where a claim is based solely on hearsay or simple opinions, according to...
The actions of Dixon Advisory parent company E&P Financial and the lack of action from the regulator can’t be ignored,...
Consumer advocacy body Super Consumers Australia has updated its home-owner retirement savings targets, with its modelling putting the figure at...
The SMSF Association has refuted Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ claims that the government undertook “heaps of consultation” on the $3 million...
The FSC has called for a holistic and evidence-based review of the tax and super systems, rather than the “piecemeal...
The Coalition would repeal the Division 296 tax if it passes into law before the election.
Both advisers and clients need to understand capacity and ensure it is considered before issues arise, a lawyer has said.