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Media
- Managing business succession - Professional Planner by Tony Negline
- Ethical super rules against sole purpose test - Investor Daily
- Bare trusts should use corporate trustees - Investor Daily
- Loans the lifeblood of self-managed funds - The Australian by Tony Negline
- Smart gearing will help cover your assets - The Australian by Tony Negline
- Clients forgiving towards advisers over losses - Money Management by Peter Townsend
- SMSFs vs. POFs - Super Living by Peter Townsend
- The Super Game - The Australian
- Retirees precious capital - Sydney Morning Herald
- Super pension in a financial downturn - SMSF by Michael Hallinan
News
Annual Returns for Newly Registered SMSFs
10/02/2010
SMSFs which were registered during the 2008/09 tax year must have their audit completed and their annual return lodged by 28 February 2010.What is the practical effect of this change?
10/02/2010
Newly registered SMSFs can still accept contributions and rollovers. They will still qualify as complying super funds retrospectively from the date of their establishment (assuming of course that they are registered within the required time, there are no serious contraventions of the SIS operating standards, and the annual return is lodged).Why has the change been made?
10/02/2010
The change has been made as part of the Government’s crackdown on illegal early release schemes.New Process for New SMSFs
10/02/2010
Newly registered SMSFs will soon be identified on the Super Lookup website as “registered status not determined†rather than “complyingâ€.ATO gets tough on persistent non-lodgers
03/02/2010
The ATO is changing its attitude to SMSFs which are serial non-lodgers of their annual returns.