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An increase in the concessional contributions cap has improved the appeal of a transition to retirement strategy for some workers…again.
The profile of the SMSF investor is getting younger, as more become engaged with their superannuation and want to do something about it.
It’s so confusing that even the pollies don’t fully understand it. Here’s a proper explanation of the FBT changes and what, if anything, you can do about it.
The government was rather preoccupied in the last few weeks of June and much of its proposed superannuation legislation hasn’t actually got through.
We all know SMSFs like cash, but where can they invest now that rates are coming down? Perhaps they could take a leaf out of the big funds’ books.
There is a new system that means you may not be taxed as much if you accidentally contribute too much to your super. It’s a little complex, but it’s worth following the fine detail.
Happy new financial year! If you managed to get all your last minute changes in before Sunday for the EOFY, congratulations! Now you can concentrate on everything you need to do this year.
As many of us woke up this morning with something resembling a hangover, the new Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is preparing for action. But does it mean anything at all for superannuation policy?
Self-managed superannuation funds are traditionally viewed as an option for older, more mature superannuants, but this may not always be the case. There may, in fact, be some instances where it is ben..
The Tax Office has just issued a very interesting ruling that allows SMSFs to classify some of their activities as a trading business in very limited circumstances.
