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Compliance & Regulation, Contributions, Downsizer, Legislation, Regulation

Downsizer rules applied strictly

The ownership rules required to be satisfied before an SMSF member can make a downsizer contributions can be inflexible in some scenarios.

The ownership rules required to be satisfied before an SMSF member can make a downsizer contribution can be inflexible in some scenarios.

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Compliance & Regulation, Legislation

Wind-ups delayed by key-person risk

Key-person risk on several fronts has been acknowledged as a critical factor hampering the process of winding up an SMSF.

Key-person risk on several fronts has been acknowledged as a critical factor hampering the process of winding up an SMSF.

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Compliance & Regulation, Legislation, Regulation

Valuations not key to IHA compliance

The true nature of an in-house asset breach is not about whether the valuation of the holdings involved exceeds the allowable threshold.

The true nature of an in-house asset breach is not about whether the valuation of the holdings involved exceeds the allowable threshold.

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Compliance & Regulation, Legislation, Regulation

Complexity with SMSF loan write-offs

Specific recovery actions have to be taken to prove a private loan from an SMSF will not be paid back and should be written off.

Specific recovery actions have to be taken to prove a private loan from an SMSF will not be paid back and should be written off.

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ASIC, Compliance & Regulation, Investments, Legislation

Macquarie to refund Shield investors

Macquarie Investment Management will return all funds invested into the Shield Master Fund via its superannuation platform.

Macquarie Investment Management will return all funds invested into the Shield Master Fund via its superannuation platform.

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Compliance & Regulation, Legislation, SMSF

SIS offers trustee rule breach relief

The Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act provides some relief for SMSF trustees who have breached the rules by which they are bound.

The Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act provides some relief for SMSF trustees who have breached the rules by which they are bound.

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Division 296, Legislation, Tax

Div 296 timing still undetermined

The government has not publicly committed to a date to introduce the Division 296 legislation stating it has until 2026 to do so.

The government has not publicly committed to a date to introduce the Division 296 legislation stating it has until 2026 to do so.

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Legislation, SMSF, Superannuation, Tax

Div 296 tax bill still not passed

The Division 296 tax bill has not been passed in the Senate after it was omitted from the order of business for the current sitting period.

The Division 296 tax bill has not been passed in the Senate after it was omitted from the order of business for the current sitting period.

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Legislation, Tax

New tax deliberately deceptive

A leading industry figure has accused the federal government of intentionally misleading the public as to who the new super tax will really impact.

A leading industry figure has accused the federal government of intentionally misleading the public as to who the new super tax will really impact.

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Legislation, Regulation, Tax

Govt’s $3m cap claims countered

SMSF Association, Division 296 tax, Jim Chalmers, Peter Burgess, consultation, unrealised capital gains, self managed superannuation, self managed super, SMSF

The SMSF Association has rejected the latest justification Treasurer Jim Chalmers has made regarding contentious elements of the Division 296 tax.

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