New laws to improve the way super is divided in divorce
A new law will level up the playing field for divorcing couples to ensure
both partners have fair and equitable access to superannuation,
particularly during acrimonious family court proceedings.
Briefing a barrister - Tax Accountants Castle Hill
When you’re faced with a complex or high-risk question in tax or super, briefing a barrister can provide you with the expertise and perspective to help you move towards a solution with confidence.
The ATO’s eligibility requirements for SMSF trustees or directors - Tax Accountants Carrum Downs
All members of a self-managed super fund (SMSF) must be individual trustees or directors of the fund’s corporate trustee. Anyone 18 years old or over can be a trustee or director of a super fund as long as they're not under a legal disability (such as mental incapacity) or a disqualified person.
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Federal Budget 2021-22
The Government has decided not to go down the austerity path, which will be a relief for many taxpayers and businesses.
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Dealing with excess before-tax super contributions - Tax Accountants Burwood
Making extra before-tax contributions into super (called concessional contributions) can help boost a person’s retirement savings. But fund members need to be aware of the implications for when they exceed the concessional contributions cap.
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Evidencing SMSF property valuations - Tax Accountants Brunswick
The ATO recently clarified the evidence that is required to support real property valuations within SMSFs, particularly in light of the unique challenges brought about by COVID-19.
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