Advisers need to consider whether keeping volatile assets in an SMSF is prudent in light of the proposed Division 296 tax.

Topping up super by $1,000 annually for 15 years from age 30 could boost retirement balance by nearly $80,000 by age 67, ...

Implementing separate powers of attorney under each jurisdiction where assets are owned, or where they are likely to spend ...

The regulator has launched Federal Court proceedings to appoint receivers to the responsible entity for three managed ...

The Australian Shareholders Association is calling for a comprehensive review of the Australian tax system, and urging its ...

With Division 296 looming it’s important to control things that will distort the earnings income in an SMSF, a technical ...

All SMSFs are legally required to do full financial statements, complete with an up-to-date value of all their assets, every ...

The question as to whether people should withdraw money from super now in response to the proposed $3 million super tax is ...

The government should not proceed to enact Division 296 in its current form, the Tax Institute has said. In its Incoming ...

The type of BDBN put in place by an SMSF can make a difference in the flexibility or control that a member may have when it ...

Mark Zukerman, director and head of funds management for Vado Private, said the most recent ATO data reveals that SMSFs are ...