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Accountants united in support for changes
The three major accounting bodies have backed the changes to the Division 296 tax and have called for it to be implemented quickly.
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Stress-test SMSF in preparation for Div 296
SMSFs that hold farms or small businesses should do a “stress test” on their funds in preparation for the Division 296 tax, a leading adviser has said.
Determining what is an in-house asset can help determine investment strategy
It is important to understand what is and what isn’t an in-house asset to ensure compliance in an SMSF, a leading technical specialist has said.
Beware pushy sales tactics targeting your super
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has warned Australians to beware of high-pressure sales tactics aimed at getting people to switch superannuation providers.
Call for SMSF ‘nudge’ in DBFO package
The peak SMSF body has called on the government to extend the member ‘nudge’ rules beyond industry and retail super funds.
How Many Countries Divided From The Largest Empire throughout history
Check out the countries that have been born from some of the largest empires in history.
How changes to deeming rates could affect your pension payments
What the end to the deeming freeze means for Age Pensioners
Five building blocks that could lead to a more confident retirement
How Australia Retires 2025 report, explores how Australians prepare for and experienced retirement.
Investment and economic outlook, September 2025
Latest forecasts for investment returns and region-by-region economic outlook
Caution needed if moving assets to children
Legal advisers need to be cautious when transferring assets from parents to children if the former are still alive.
Evolution of ‘ageless workers’ sees retirement age rise
Australians are retiring later due to cost-of-living pressures and the evolution of white-collar employment, according to research from KPMG.
Younger Australians expect more for their retirement
Australians under 45 now expect they will need at least $100,000 a year per household to live comfortably in retirement, according to new research from Vanguard.
New NALE guidance still has issues
The ATO has released its updated Law Companion Ruling (LCR) 2021/2 regarding the application of non-arm’s length income (NALI) laws with the SMSF Association giving it a mixed welcome noting it still lacks specific guidance in places.