SMSF returns unaffected by Dixon Advisory administration
E&P Financial Group has confirmed that the accounting of returns for self-managed super funds (SMSFs) will be unaffected by the voluntary administration of Dixon Advisory.
There had previously been questions as to what would happen to trustees who were relying on Dixon to complete their tax returns by the 2022 deadline and whether they would need to seek a new provider.
However, the firm has confirmed that any accounting work was carried out by E&P SMSF Services Pty Ltd, not by Dixon Advisory.
While Dixon Advisory did have an SMSF service, any accounting services were provided by E&P.
It also confirmed no client assets were at risk.
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