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  2004

4th Annual Superannuation Seminar - SMSF Focus

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 20 Jul 2004

 
So far this year the government has made several announcements regarding important changes to superannuation. Practitioners who advise on superannuation and retirement planning need to fully understand these changes and how they will impact on their superannuation and retirement planning strategies.

Having identified widespread non-compliance the ATO has also indicated that it will be maintaining close scrutiny of SMSF trustees and auditors.

This superannuation seminar provided practitioners with an excellent opportunity to learn about the superannuation changes and the ATO audit activities in this area. The emphasis was on practical issues relevant to practitioners in their everyday advising.

Superannuation Update

Author(s): Bryan Ashenden
Materials from this session:

Super Splitting on Marriage Breakdown

Author(s): Garry Watts
Materials from this session:

Allocated and other pensions

Author(s): Mark Wilkinson
Materials from this session:

Auditing a SMSF

Author(s): Graeme Colley
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Real Property Investments & SMSFs

Author(s): Mary Simmons
Materials from this session:

Asset Protection and Superannuation

Author(s): Peter Slegers CTA
Materials from this session:

Details

  • Published On:20 Jul 2004
  • Took place at:The Menzies Hotel, Sydney

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