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Coercive control an SMSF problem
SMSFs have been identified as a financial structure that perpetrators of domestic violence and coercive control can use to their advantage.
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Thousands of online scammers wiped out
The latest corporate regulator update revealed its enforcement actions shut down 10,000 websites and promotional activities in 2024.
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ATO messaging needs adherence
The regulator has noticed a disturbing trend whereby SMSF trustees are ignoring critical pieces of correspondence relating to compliance breaches.
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Disqualifications can be overturned
A recent AAT decision has shown a trustee disqualification can be challenged successfully if the right set of circumstances can be established.
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Treatment of UPEs could change
The treatment of UPEs as loans from beneficiaries to unit trusts may no longer stand due to a recent full Federal Court decision.
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SMSF trading service launched
A global online trading platform has expanded its Australian services to include SMSF investors, offering zero cost on fees and specific trades.
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Deed not sole trustee duty determinant
SMSF trustees must keep in mind the SIS Act dictates their responsibilities in running a fund go beyond those contained in the trust deed.
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Insurance proceeds status changed
A new method to treat insurance proceeds received by a super fund has been unexpectedly included in draft Taxation Ruling 2010/1DC2.
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Low-balance won’t thwart in-specie payment
An individual in an SMSF can receive an in-specie benefit payment even if their balance is less than the value of the asset involved.
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Interest rate expectations favour small caps
The current global economic environment reflecting an expectation of interest rate cuts presents an opportune moment for investing in small caps.
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