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  2012

Super appreciation - A sensory analysis

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 22 Aug 2012

 
  • Wine appreciation involves various stages of analysis to establish the complexity, character and possible fault properties of a wine. Similarly, accountants, financial advisers and legal practitioners must use their skills and expertise to understand and analyse recent developments and changes to the practice of superannuation and its supporting laws. This annual full day seminar took delegates through a sensory evaluation and examination of super.
  • Sessions included: Stage 1: Appearance
  • Changes to the law In 2011/2012 that will affect SMSFs and their advisers
  • Recent cases relating to SMSFs
  • Stage 2: Aroma and Palate
  • Limited recourse borrowing arrangements - What you can and can't do
  • SMSFs and related party transactions - The issues and the opportunities
  • Investments in unit trusts and companies: The current issues
  • Stage 3: Aftertaste
  • The use of binding nominations, reversionary pensions and powers of attorney with SMSFs

Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements - what you can and can't do

Author(s): Robert O'Donohue
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Changes to the law 2011/2012

Author(s): Rebecca James
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Investments in unit trusts and companies: The current issues

Author(s): Bryce Figot CTA
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Recent cases relating to SMSFs, compliance and super reform

Author(s): Nathan Burgess
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The use of binding nominations, reversionary pensions and powers of attorney with SMSFs

Author(s): Allan Swan
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SMSFs and related party transactions - The issues and the opportunites

Author(s): David Foulds
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Details

  • Published On:22 Aug 2012
  • Took place at:RACV Club, Melbourne

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