Disqualifications increase spells bad news for SMSFs
Contrary to popular opinion, failing to address the risk of disqualification could have implications for the individual long after they...
Contrary to popular opinion, failing to address the risk of disqualification could have implications for the individual long after they...
It may be worthwhile for your clients to retain their pre-1999 unit trust, despite the fact SMSFs have been able...
SMSF professionals who push the boundaries can no longer hide under the misconception that they aren’t being watched – they...
BGL’s managing director, Ron Lesh, gives his frank opinion to Katarina Taurian on accountants’ take-up of technology and the state...
In certain states, legislation precludes individual trustees from using electronic signatures to execute their SMSF. SMSF practitioners may be inadvertently...
Claiming deductions for life insurance premiums is often used as an argument for holding life insurance within super; however, it...
Volatile markets combined with geo-political shocks present challenges and opportunities for investors and advisers alike.
Breaching the SIS Act happens more often than you would think. Most instances are honest mistakes or just a case...
Recent successful outcomes from the ATO involving breaches of the minimum and maximum pension amounts show there is some hope...
In the past 12 months there have been significant changes to the qualifying recognised overseas pension scheme (QROPS) for UK...