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ASIC wants investors to be better informed before establishing SMSFs but denies it will pursue prescriptive new disclosure requirements....
Policy & Regulation
The Institute of Public Accountants warns the ATO must get its technology right before moving to ‘push’ tax returns....
Superannuation
There is clearly regulatory concern about the activities of property spruikers as they seek to target SMSFs and, as Mike Taylor writes, a clear message needs to be sent. ...
Superannuation
The Institute of Chartered Accountants has given qualified support to moves by the ATO to implement so-called 'push' or 'pre-filled' tax returns for people with relativel...
Superannuation
Peter Hogan explains some of the issues and obstacles that may be faced when attempting to create reserves in an accumulation-style SMSF. ...
Policy & Regulation
The ATO flags kicking off the implementation of ‘push’ tax returns in 2014....
Superannuation
Are SMSFs contributing to a property bubble and gaining an unfair advantage in the process? Peter Kelly begs to differ....
Superannuation
Holley Nethercote's David Court outlines the current law regarding the taxation of excess superannuation contributions. ...
Superannuation
DB Lawyers' Bryce Figot warns SMSF trustees to get their own private binding rulings from the ATO. ...
Editorial
Although many people’s approach philanthropy is to leave a bequest in their will to a favourite charity, Tabitha Lovett argues that giving while living is a much more rew...
Editorial
The Federal Treasurer, Joe Hockey, has signalled a “son of Wallis” review of the Australian financial system and, as Mike Taylor writes, the industry is already starting ...
Superannuation
SPAA claims the level of exposure of SMSFs to residential property is being over-stated. ...
Accounting
A Queensland accountant who helped his clients avoid paying more than a million dollars in tax has been sentenced to six years in prison. ...
Superannuation
Maybe it’s the necessary evil, but superannuation change is not only necessary, it’s also inevitable. Bryan Ashenden states the case. ...
Superannuation
DBA Lawyers’ David Oon and Bryce Figot take a cautious look at deducting superannuation contributions for directors of trustees of ‘passive’ investment trusts. ...
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Glad to see the back of you Steve. You made financial more expensive, not more affordable as you claim, and presided ...
Completely agree Peter. The definition of 'significant change is circumstances relevant to the scope of the advice' is s...