Tips for when trustees want to wind up an SMSF

Tips for when trustees want to wind up an SMSF

Why wind up an SMSF? Most of the time, because it’s no longer necessary.  Trustees may have passed on, or there may no longer be a financial point of keeping it open.  It may also be due to trustees not able to run an SMSF for example if they move overseas, or...
SMSF myths Australians need to be aware of

SMSF myths Australians need to be aware of

Complacency can lead to contravention. When trustees enlist your services to assist with a self-managed super fund or just generally build wealth, they may have some misconceptions about what they can and cannot do. It’s important to impart all the right...
A guide to buying property with an SMSF

A guide to buying property with an SMSF

Property just won’t stop. CoreLogic’s monthly indices to end of May 2017 show that across Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth, values are up 8.45 per cent in a year. For Sydney and Melbourne, this figure rises to above 11 per cent. With prices...
Have your SMSFs breached the arms-length rule?

Have your SMSFs breached the arms-length rule?

Ensuring SMSF compliance at all times is quite the job. For financial advisers and accountants, it means close scrutiny of the transactions and investments made by trustees through the fund. One of the more complicated issues that arises with SMSF compliance is...
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