Practitioners warned on curveballs with TBAR time frames
Jotham Lian
SMSF practitioners should be updating engagement letters and ensuring clients are up to speed with transfer balance account reporting before
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Tax, Centrelink snares flagged with TRIS conversion
Depending on whether a TRIS has been commuted and restarted as an account-based pension or instead converted to a retirement phase TRIS, thi
Important lessons for directors in SG case
A court case involving a former director who sought to reinstate a deregistered company to offset amounts owing under a director penalty not
Victorian winners announced for SMSF and Accounting Awards
SMSF Adviser, in partnership with SuperConcepts, is pleased to reveal the winners for this year’s SMSF and Accounting Awards.
Lower balance SMSFs shutting down super for simplicity
Members with lower balances are questioning the value of retaining assets in super and deciding to take their money out, particularly with t
SMSF advice failures land adviser with $50k fine
After handing down its determination last month, the Financial Planning Association’s disciplinary body has imposed fines of $50,000 plus
ASIC toughens stance on hired responsible managers
ASIC is tending to reject AFS licence applications where an external responsible manager has been hired, further limiting the options for so
IPA flags dangers with piecemeal changes to franking credits
Labor should not proceed with any changes to refundable franking credits unless it is willing to consider more holistic changes to the tax t
Government announces exception for opt-in insurance measure
The government has announced that members in certain occupations will be excluded from its proposal to make insurance an opt-in arrangement
SMSF receives favorable ruling in legal action against insurer
Former clients of a deregistered advice firm have received a ruling allowing them to admit certain evidence in order to pursue the insurer o
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