Promissory note can help meet 30 June deadline for contribution: adviser
If an SMSF does not have enough liquidity to make a contribution by 30 June, a promissory note could be used to ensure it will still be ...
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If an SMSF does not have enough liquidity to make a contribution by 30 June, a promissory note could be used to ensure it will still be ...
Helping clients navigate the Division 296 tax will involve putting strategic building blocks in place, a leading adviser has said.
A leading investment vice-president will discuss the future of wealth management in a revealing keynote at the Australian Wealth Management ...
A recent NSW legal case has highlighted the importance of adequate and detailed documentation for unit trusts, a legal specialist has said
It is vital that SMSF trustees and advisers carefully review related party loan arrangements to ensure continued compliance with the ATO’s ...
The ATO has issued a warning to SMSF trustees to be aware of scammers leading up to EOFY.
A change in a tax ruling could have costly implications regarding how insurance is treated in managing death benefit payments, a technical ...
Recontribution strategies can minimise the tax for beneficiaries, a senior technical manager has said.
SMSF auditors relying on manual and post-dated processes could find it difficult to deal with the $3 million super tax proposal, a fintech ...
Failing to meet the minimum pension requirements impacts a number of tax components, an industry consultant has warned.