Holes found in ATO guidance on major SMSF case
Miranda Brownlee
While the latest ATO guidance makes it clear that a breach will occur where an SMSF invests in residential property for the collateral purpo
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New documentation tool launched for unlicensed accountants
A specialist consultancy firm has joined forces with Licensing for Accountants to unveil a new compliance product to help unlicensed account
ASIC cancels AFSL over super switching scheme
A Melbourne firm has had its Australian financial services licence and Australian credit licence cancelled after the Federal Court found tha
ATO releases decision impact statement for Aussiegolfa
The outcome of the Aussiegolfa case does not mean a super fund can never contravene the sole purpose test when leasing an asset to a related
US expats warned on hefty tax bills after prominent tax dispute
SMSF professionals have been reminded of the significant tax consequences that can arise for clients that are US expats, following a promine
Chief executive to depart major SMSF admin provider
The chief executive of one of the major SMSF administration providers has left her position to take up a new role outside of the SMSF sector
Final round of winners revealed for SMSF and accounting awards
The winners for the Western Australian division of the SMSF and Accounting Awards have been announced in the final awards event for this yea
Strategies flagged for TSB measure for LRBAs
SMSFs who are set to be impacted by the proposed total superannuation balance for limited recourse borrowing arrangements should consider so
Wide conflict clauses exposing SMSFs to future troubles
With conflict issues around enduring powers of attorney back in the spotlight after the Re Narumon case, an industry lawyer has warned SMSFs
Adviser charged for dishonest conduct with SMSFs
A former financial planner has been charged with dishonest conduct for allegedly transferring funds from his clients’ SMSFs to companies o
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