JobKeeper ‘significant errors’ see estimated take-up halved
Adrian Flores
Reporting errors on the JobKeeper enrolment form, and a less severe fallout from COVID-19 restrictions, have resulted in the government over
Reporting errors on the JobKeeper enrolment form, and a less severe fallout from COVID-19 restrictions, have resulted in the government over
The government’s introduction of the Retirement Income Covenant scheduled to start on 1 July has been deferred to allow continued consulta
A recent review from the Tax Practitioners Board has identified 74 tax practitioners that lodged 2017 and 2018 SMSF annual returns with an i
An SMSF law firm has advised corporate trustees to update their company constitutions following a government determination temporarily allow
Tax practitioners will now have an additional seven days to make the JobKeeper business monthly declaration on behalf of their clients, but
The Tax Practitioners Board has warned financial services professionals to be on their guard for scammers providing misleading advice to
Members turning 65 this year should be careful about using their three-year non-concessional contributions bring forward provision in 2020 a
A recent Federal Circuit Court case relating to the splitting of assets between a married couple has judged in favour of the wife, thereby r
The Self-managed Independent Superannuation Funds Association (SISFA) has relaunched its membership offering for trustees following concerns
A new regulation has been passed in Queensland in relation to witnessing the signing of wills and enduring documents as part of the state’
The Tax Office has expanded its COVID-19-related support for SMSFs issued with a commutation authority through implementing a temporary emai
The Tax Office has put out a finalised legislative instrument that makes an in-house asset determination in relation to intermediary limited
Tax and BAS agents will now be able to access deceased clients’ tax data on Online service for agents following the successful passage of
Licensees are “flying blind” around FASEA professional year requirements which could exacerbate declines in adviser numbers as the big i
A lack of understanding of SIS legislation from trustees in relation to property development could lead them down a “slippery slope” to
A law firm has warned that some suppliers of SMSF deeds may be providing documents that are out of date and have not been revised to reflect
Close to three out of four tax agents are now behind on lodgements compared to this time last year, as calls for further extensions continue
The COVID-19 crisis has stopped the industry fund sector from overtaking SMSF funds as the biggest sector in the Australian market, an analy
SMSF members considering topping up their pension account or starting a new pension have been warned of the consequences such strategies cou
SMSF administrator BGL has released this year’s version of its SMSF Annual Tax Return documents on its platform, reflecting recent legisla
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