Would you like more flexibility with your superannuation but don’t have the option to salary sacrifice? You can now claim a tax deduction on your

A Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) is a type of “trust” and like any trust must be run by trustee/s. However, before setting up it is

Under the current rules, the maximum amount of “concessional” superannuation contributions that can be claimed by an individual is $25,000.00 per annum. This is referred

Thinking of withdrawing extra amounts from your superannuation? Here’s what you should do. Superannuation members with retirement phase pensions must withdraw money from their pension

Most professionals are aware of the general limits or “caps” on superannuation contributions. Despite there being no laws preventing fund members from making unlimited contributions,

This is a common question for anyone considering setting up their own superannuation fund. It is important to note that there is no mandated minimum

My coat stand at home has a lot of caps on it; baseball caps, old school caps, cricket caps, a memento of the Sydney Harbour

Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (“SMSF”) have a number of unique aspects which mean that standard business software is not suitable for maintaining the relevant accounting records

USING SUPERANNUATION TO SLAY THE SLEEPING GIANT OF DEFERRED FARM INCOME Farm businesses can often accumulate “deferred income”: income that would usually be taxed in

Roughly one-third of all superannuation monies in Australia are contained in self-managed funds and these have continued to increase in popularity with consistent growth over