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30 June is approaching – time to value assets
All SMSFs are legally required to do full financial statements, complete with an up-to-date value of all their assets, every 30 June
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All SMSFs are legally required to do full financial statements, complete with an up-to-date value of all their assets, every 30 June
ASIC has succeeded in its appeal before the Full Federal Court in ASIC v BPS Financial Pty Ltd [2025] FCAFC 74 (30 May 2025).
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