In this webinar, we examined the following: What are the risks in your own SMSF templates The cost-benefit trade-off The role of technology to drive efficiencies How Smarter SMSF is bridging the ‘gap’ to support practitioners
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After all the fanfare by the Coalition Government to increase the number of members within a SMSF to six (6) members in response to Labor’s proposed measure to ban franking credit refunds, this item on budget night has died and will not proceed. After introducing Treasury Laws Amendment (2019 Measures No. 1) Bill 2019…
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The Federal Government has announced revised a revised start date of 1 July 2021, deferring the commencement on two proposed actuarial red tape measures that were announced in last year’s Federal Budget. This revision are a result of the Government’s re-prioritisation of resources and the shortened parliamentary sitting period in 2020 due to the COVID-19…
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With Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 4) Bill 2018 finally passing the Senate late in 2018, it required further amendments to be passed by the House of Representatives before this ‘fix’ would apply to allow for certain reversionary pensions to continue or move into the retirement phase. Importantly, we have now seen this legislation on…
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We are seeing first hand the devastating effects from the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on business generally. Whilst some have thrived (e.g. think supermarkets), many have closed their doors due to Government intervention to stop the spread of this virus. This has resulted in many businesses, not only standing down staff but also wondering…
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