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  2010

8th Annual Superannuation Intensive Conference

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 2 Jun 2010

 
Superannuation is now widely considered the retirement savings vehicle of choice. This is one of the reasons for the recent growth in super funds, both in numbers and dollar amount invested. This is particularly evident in the SMSF space. With this increased growth we have also witnessed numerous changes and uncertainties with 2010 proving to be no different.

This equiped you with the necessary tools to help develop your clients' strategies, assist them with their SMSF issues and enable you to offer your clients' planning opportunities. This event covered the following areas:

  • recent cases, rulings and latest legislative developments
  • contribution, reserves and gearing strategies for SMSF
  • administration, audit and compliance issues for SMSF
  • ATO views on the SMSF regulatory framework.

Administration and practical issues

Author(s): Andrew Bloore
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Superannuation and estate planning

Author(s): Graeme Colley
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Audit & compliance issues

Author(s): Belinda Aisbett
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ATO regulation of SMSFs

Author(s): Stuart Forsyth CTA
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Self managed super fund borrowings

Author(s): David Busoli
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Reserving/reserving strategies

Author(s): Grant Abbott
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Superannuation update

Author(s): Mark Wilkinson
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Details

  • Published On:2 Jun 2010
  • Took place at:Hilton Sydney, Sydney

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