2024

Div 296 $3m Cap Changes and their impact on superannuation strategies

Published Date: 22 May 2024

 

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The new Division 296 is likely to impact upon the retirement planning strategies of more and more clients as time goes by and therefore, it is important that practitioners have a good understanding about how this new Division will actually work.

This session covers:

  • An examination of how the new Division 296 will work
  • What is so contentious about the new Division 296
  • Case studies and examples illustrating the impact of the new Division 296; and
  • Strategies and planning opportunities moving forward.

Individual Session


Details

  • Published By: Craig Day
  • Published On:22 May 2024
  • Took place at:Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

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