Since 2012, all of the assets held by an SMSF need to be in the accounts of the SMSF at market value at the end of each financial year. And with ATO increasing audit activity, trustees and auditors need to be on top of current market values. Obtaining a market value could arguably be [...]
Certain changes to non-mandated contributions to super are coming. Now is a good time to review your contribution strategy. The government will introduce changes to non-mandated contributions for members under 75 and 75 years and over starting July 1 2022. Contributions in general terms There are minimum standards for accepting contributions into your self-managed [...]
One of the benefits of establishing or opting for a SMSF is the control given over where the money is invested. It also comes with specific administrative responsibilities to keep you and your fund compliant and protected. A SMSF undoubtedly requires an ‘attention to detail’ approach. It is important to create and follow an [...]
While it is a great outcome to keep as much of your money in your super as is possible, you do need to be conscious that at some point, the remaining balance may be passed onto the next generation, potentially as a part of their inheritance, with a tax liability. When this money does [...]
Involvement in an SMSF can put certain responsibilities in their trustees hands, and those who overlook important details or find themselves reported to the ATO for failing to fulfil those responsibilities may risk incurring financial, civil or criminal penalties. As SMSFs often involve multiple members, the risk of non-compliance grows. You might be doing [...]