SMSF ACCOUNTANTS TAMWORTH Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) are private superannuation funds, which, when operated well and with full regard for all relevant laws and requirements, can be highly lucrative for those who choose to run them. SMSFs can have as few as one or as many as four members, aka trustees, each of whom is liable for the fund’s … Read More
SMSF Accountants Campbelltown
SMSF ACCOUNTANTS CAMPBELLTOWN Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) are private superannuation funds, which can have between one and four members/trustees, and which give you more control over how your savings are invested for your retirement. If you decide to start and run an SMSF, you and any fellow trustees are liable for your fund’s investment and tax decisions. Because SMSFs … Read More
SMSF Accountants Parramatta
What is a Self Managed Super Fund? Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) are private superannuation funds, which give you greater control over your financial and investment decisions when it comes to saving for your retirement. An SMSF can have between one and four members, or trustees, each of whom are liable for the fund’s investment decisions. Because SMSF trustees must … Read More
SMSF Accountants Sydney
SMSF ACCOUNTANTS SYDNEY A Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) is a private superannuation fund. SMSFs allow you to control your finances and make your own decisions when it comes to saving for your retirement. SMSFs can have as many as four members, who serve as trustees and take full legal responsibility for the fund’s operations. Because SMSFs must abide by … Read More
Newsletter
Published 30 November 2018 Superannuation Guarantee Amnesty The announced Superannuation Guarantee amnesty is not currently in effect. The legislation has not yet passed. The proposed Amnesty will apply for twelve months from 24 May 2018 to 23 May 2018. Royal Commission into Banking and Financial Services The Royal Commission into the financial services industry has revealed many instances of financial … Read More
Winding up a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF)
Published 29 August 2018 Winding up a Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) is the process of closing the fund down. There are a variety of reasons why people choose to close down an SMSF. Some reasons include: Divorce Relationship breakdowns (this can include siblings fighting, etc) Death There are no assets left Lack of time to run the fund anymore … Read More
Rental Property Travel Deductions
From the 1 July 2017, expenses for travel to residential investment properties are no longer deductible. You cannot claim a travel deduction if you are an individual, Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF), partnership or private trust. The issued media release stated that the change ‘is an integrity measure to address concerns that such deductions are being abused. This will rein … Read More
Super Guarantee Amnesty
There is around $2.8 billion of unpaid superannuation in Australia. Now it appears that the Government is finally trying to tackle the issue. Today the Minister for Revenue and Financial Services issued a media release outlining how the Government is going to address this issue. Legislation has been introduced providing a one off, twelve month amnesty for historical unpaid Superannuation … Read More
Federal Budget 2018-19
The key changes proposed for SMSFs, superannuation and business are: Three‑yearly audit cycle for some self‑managed superannuation funds The Government will change the annual SMSF audit requirement to a three yearly requirement for SMSFs with a history of good record keeping and compliance. The measure will start on 1 July 2019 for SMSF trustees that have a history of three consecutive … Read More
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