Dealing with trustee incapacity before it’s too late
Peter Townsend
With the increased longevity of SMSF fund members comes the question of how to deal with trustees who have lost their mental capacity.
Strategy
Up-to-date, specialised strategy is core component of an SMSF professional’s arsenal. SMSF Adviser analyses and interprets regulatory and legislative changes to ensure the SMSF sector is kept informed on the tips, tools and best practice for serving SMSF trustees.
Up-to-date, specialised strategy is core component of an SMSF professional’s arsenal. SMSF Adviser analyses and interprets regulatory and legislative changes to ensure the SMSF sector is kept informed on the tips, tools and best practice for serving SMSF trustees.
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The flight to bricks and mortar
Australia’s love affair with bricks and mortar investment is intensifying and is a key driver of the rise in buyer activity and house pric
Graeme Colley
Think twice about tax deductions
Thinking of taking a holiday, sorry I meant attending a conference for the education of the fund trustee, with your SMSF paying for you as a
David Barrett
Is SMSF growth out of control?
SMSFs and their seemingly ever-increasing popularity are well known. However, the language being used to describe SMSF growth recently seems
Katarina Taurian
Skeggs Goldstien
With an SMSF Professionals’ Association of Australia (SPAA) chair on board and a history of pre-empting market moves, Katarina Taurian fou
Jo Heighway
The auditor's role in SMSF strategy
The right SMSF auditor can save you from disaster, and provide value beyond an annual audit report.
Andrew Baker
The ATO’s SMSF pension scare
One of the popular benefits of SMSFs has been their potential to defer capital gains tax forever. By accumulating assets in the accumulation
Andrew Conway
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
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Finally, some certainty around super
Cast your minds back a few months ago to when uncertainty stalked the superannuation industry. There was never-ending speculation emanating
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