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‘Mammoth consequences’: ATO’s NALI ruling draws ire from accountants
Tony Zhang
The recent ruling on non-arm’s length income (NALI) in super funds by the ATO will have far-reaching consequences for the superannuation s
The recent ruling on non-arm’s length income (NALI) in super funds by the ATO will have far-reaching consequences for the superannuation s
The major accounting bodies have called for changes to the government’s proposed ECPI measures, with major amendments needed across choice
The new measures to begin the electronic execution of documents can create various opportunities for SMSFs but will require care in the tran
Advisers are still in the dark about exactly how ASIC’s disciplinary body will work and what matters will go on their permanent record, af
The government has released a new position paper on the retirement income covenant intended to further develop retirement outcomes in Austra
Following pressure to complete its legislative response to the royal commission, Treasury will consult on a number of new bills addressing r
While the newly proposed ECPI measures seek to provide more choice for trustees, there are fears they will lead to additional complexity an
FASEA has removed the three-month registration requirement for advisers in the upcoming November 2021 Financial Advisers Exam.
The government has released draft legislation on reforms to make electronic execution signing measures and virtual AGMs permanent.
Legislation that will create a new watchdog to scrutinise Australia’s twin-peaks financial regulator model has now passed both houses of P
The Treasury has confirmed how the new bring-forward rules will apply for people aged 65 and 66 on or after 1 July 2020.
With the recent bring-forward measures passed along with further extension proposed in the federal budget, its combination with potential do
FASEA has confirmed advisers on a career break at 1 January can take the industry exam later than the compliance deadline and return to th
Six-member SMSF funds — they sound like a sensible idea, don’t they? Put the family in one super fund, make joint investment decisions,
The measures to extend the bring-forward age up to 67 and the bill to increase the number of members allowed in an SMSF have passed both hou
The Commonwealth, state and territory governments will now prioritise working together towards a common approach to modernise document execu
With the introduction of the relocation of tax adviser registrations from TPB to ASIC, advisers risk being misaligned with coinciding educat
Many questions still remain with the Your Future, Your Super bill after it passed the House of Representatives, with the Nationals and cros
The government has released draft legislation aiming to improve the visibility of superannuation assets in family law proceedings.
The federal budget legacy pensions changes offer a welcome relief for SMSFs dealing with legacy pensions, but the measure to tax “reserves
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