Capping self-education expenses is just dumb
The federal government's proposed $2,000 cap on the tax deductibility of self-education expenses is short-sighted, regressive and threatens Australia's longer...
The federal government's proposed $2,000 cap on the tax deductibility of self-education expenses is short-sighted, regressive and threatens Australia's longer...
Cast your minds back a few months ago to when uncertainty stalked the superannuation industry. There was never-ending speculation emanating...
It has become common for taxpayers to hold their life insurance inside their superannuation fund, and though this occurrence is...
With the Income Tax Assessment Amendment (Superannuation Measures No 1) Regulation 2013 being passed on 3 June 2013, deceased estates...
It’s been a marathon, not a sprint when coming to the finalisation of TR 2013/5, which explains the Commissioner’s views...
With a new financial year upon us, it’s clear that SMSFs are continuing to grow strongly – but they’re certainly...
Some recent legislation seems to suggest that it doesn’t make a difference if a pension is automatically reversionary. However, there is...
The prudent retiree should plan to live until at least 90 years of age. But what about the average SMSF...
The vibrant SMSF sector offers trustees flexibility and considerable benefits, including through property purchases. However, specialists need to be up...
I’ve been a strong advocate for reversionary pensions for some time, in particular in light of the Commissioner’s initial views...