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  1. Last Minute Tax Savings Before 30 June

    Last Minute Tax Savings Before 30 June

    June 30 falls on a Monday this year, which given bank timings, really means that Friday 27th should be what you consider the deadline for this year…  If you’re keen on saving some tax just before the deadline, here’s some Super ways to do it! Pre-Tax Contributions (Personal Deductions and Salary Sacrificing) If cashflow permits, the most tax effective means... More Information

  2. What Tax Deductions can your SMSF Make?

    Whether or not expenses are deductible is largely about common sense.  If the investment is allowable under the Superannuation Industry Supervision (SIS) Act, or the cost is genuine in running your fund, then chances are, it is a deductible expense.  It’s actually as much about remembering to record such expenses so that you can make the claim. You can get... More Information

  3. Superannuation largely untouched in “tough measures” budget

    Nearly 2 weeks after the Budget announcements, the news is ablaze with protests and opinions on the likelihood of the measures being legislated. But from a Superannuation perspective, it’s largely business as usual. Here’s our take: The government saw reason and has announced measures to allow Excess Non-Concessional Contributions to be withdrawn (along with any associated earnings) where a Non-Concessional Contribution Cap... More Information

  4. Government Postpones SuperStream Rollout

    It's been one of those regulatory requirements that has been a low priority, if even understood by employer groups.  From 1 July this year, large employer groups (defined by having more than 20 employees) were due to start remitting employer superannuation contributions to SMSFs using the Government’s "SuperStream Data and Payment Standard".  It is all part of the Government’s Stronger Super... More Information