Does property make sense in an SMSF?
Tony Greco
If people are being lured into setting up an SMSF solely to borrow to buy property, it is both valid and pertinent for the regulators to rem
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.
If people are being lured into setting up an SMSF solely to borrow to buy property, it is both valid and pertinent for the regulators to rem
If smaller SMSF funds are ever to make sense, the data shows there is an urgent need for more cost-effective, better performing SMSF outcome
Double franking credits from dividends in listed Australian companies sounding too good to be true? That’s certainly what the ATO now thin
The debate swirling around SMSF fees and minimum balances is misleading and often fuelled by those with a vested interest.
Trustees of SMSFs and investors generally need to take steps to mitigate the potentially destructive impact of ‘sequencing risk’ on thei
Accountants need to get with the times and realise tax advice is only one part of the bigger SMSF picture.
A checklist of considerations for professionals dealing with limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBAs) in SMSFs to avoid compliance br
A recent decision handed down by the courts shows how basic misunderstandings can lead to disaster in the dividing of a trustee’s estate.
SMSF Adviser reflects on the progress and expansion of the SMSF sector in 2013, which was at times overshadowed by controversy
The GFC has given retirees good reason to drop their swords and reassess annuities as an alternative to an account-based pension (ABP).
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