Superannuation is an extremely effective investment vehicle for most people, but is not necessarily appropriate for all.
Superannuation is an extremely effective investment vehicle for most people, but is not necessarily appropriate for all.
Recent ATO rulings and interpretations emphasise the need to understand the rules about paying account-based income streams and transition to retirement pensions.
Although hopefully a very uncommon occurrence, there will be questions for the pay office of most employers after the death of an employee.
What are the PAYG and superannuation obligations?
The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) has recommended a zero per cent tax rate for some small businesses, a move it says will drive productivity and future economic viability.
The following hyperlinks represent only a small selection of professional opinion about the 2015 Federal Budget their thoughts may be of interest to you:
Last night the Australian Federal Treasurer, Joe Hockey, delivered the Budget for 2015-2016. The following hyperlinks take you to our Government’s Budget website where you can read in more detail what was included:
Limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBA) used to acquire assets within superannuation will be scrapped if the recommendations of the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) report are followed.
The tax office has warned members of self-managed super funds against claiming franking credit benefits by channeling dividends from shares in private companies through SMSFs.