Finalists revealed for 35th Fund Manager of the Year Awards
A total of 95 finalists have been chosen to battle it out for 21 individual and group awards at the Fund Manager of the Year Awards 2023, ho
A total of 95 finalists have been chosen to battle it out for 21 individual and group awards at the Fund Manager of the Year Awards 2023, ho
The implications of a lost trust deed can be disastrous because without it every trustee action or decision can be called into question, but
Although the work test has been amended it has not been done away with completely, warns a leading SMSF technical adviser.
A rising trend in younger Australians setting up SMSFs means accountants may need to revitalise their value proposition, according to a soft
The ATO is warning self-managed funds to notify it of any changes to avoid penalties.
As the debate continues to rage around the Quality of Advice Review, an SMSF industry expert has suggested the government needs to consider
There is the possibility of gaining thousands – if not hundreds of thousands of dollars – in tax deductions if you take out a life insur
The ATO has revealed the awareness of individuals in relation to their superannuation needs to be improved.
Despite the large number of ASX shares held by SMSFs, they have only minor market influence because their ownership is not concentrated, acc
The Federal Treasury has claimed the approach to reporting actual taxable earnings for the $3 million super tax is “sector-neutral”.
The question of whether Australia has an adequate number of advisers has remained a persistent conundrum.
Access to excepted trust income is only possible while the assets of the deceased are owned via the testamentary trust under that person’s
Those wishing to wind up their SMSF should start doing it as soon as possible, says a leading SMSF education adviser.
EXCLUSIVE: SMSF trustees should explore financing alternatives “sooner rather than later”, with interest rate pressures “only going to
The ATO has confirmed it is developing free online education modules for SMSFs.
The new TBC coming into force on 1 July will be displayed differently, advises the ATO.
ANALYSIS Australians like to believe property values double every 10 years. It doesn’t – and the next decade could see annual growth rat
A recent court ruling has reinforced the push for an ATO review of exceptions in the SuperStream process.
The opposition’s proposal of allowing super savings to be used to buy a house has been slammed by an independent research group.
While data feeds have been a time-saving innovation for the SMSF sector, open banking will take compliance and administration to the next le
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