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2021 Superannuation Intensive Series

Source: National

Published Date: 24 Mar 2021

 
Encompassing the key areas of focus for practitioners advising in the Superannuation space, take a technical deep-dive as well as walk away with practical application. Workshops were facilitated by local experts, giving you the local focus required to be advise your clients.

Topics covered in this event:

  • Snapshot of changes affecting the SMSF industry
  • NALI and NALE = NASTY
  • SMSFs - focusing on tax
  • Estate Planning and Superannuation - what are the current issues?
  • Update from the ATO on the key issues for self-managed superannuation funds
  • Contributions - the latest and greatest
  • Property investment through the life cycle of an SMSF
  • Pensions and SMSFs.

Contributions - the latest and greatest

Author(s): Jemma Sanderson CTA
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SMSFs - Focusing on tax

Author(s): Mark Ellem
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Snapshot of changes affecting the SMSF industry

Author(s): Liz Westover
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Estate Planning and Superannuation - What are the current issues?

Author(s): Clinton Jackson , Scott Hay-Bartlem CTA
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Workshop 1: Contributions

Author(s): Jemma Sanderson CTA
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Workshop 2: Estate planning workshop - getting your head around the current issues

Author(s): Clinton Jackson , Scott Hay-Bartlem CTA
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Pensions and SMSFs

Author(s): Craig Day
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NALI and NALE = NASTY

Author(s): Daniel Butler CTA
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Update from the ATO on the key issues for self-managed superannuation funds

Author(s): Justin Micale
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Details

  • Published On:24 Mar 2021
  • Took place at:Online

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