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A recent case shows that a previously untested option might be available for bankrupt SMSF members. Traditionally there were only two options when a self managed superannuation fund (SMSF) member bec

An important decision for anyone wishing to start a self-managed super fund is the trustee arrangement.

SMSF trust deeds containing any ambiguity around the application of regulation 6. 17A may require an urgent update, a law firm has cautioned.   Last week, the High Court handed down an important d

The nation’s highest court has handed down its decision in Hill v Zuda Pty Ltd, determining whether a binding death benefit nomination (BDBNs) for an SMSF can last indefinitely. Editor’s note: Th

The High Court has handed down its decision on Hill v Zuda Pty Ltd, determining whether a binding death benefit nomination for an SMSF can last indefinitely. Last year, the WA Court of Appeal handed

The recent case of Papadam v Smidam Pty Limited [2022] NSWSC 629 serves as an important illustration of what happens when members of an SMSF don’t get along. In this article we summarise the case as

A complicated way to make a non-concessional contribution looks possible, thanks to ATO treatment of unpaid present entitlements before December 16, 2009.

Recent regulations introduced aimed at addressing the perpetual excess transfer balance issue for certain legacy pensions may provide a new strategic opportunity. In this article we detail the prelim

Regulations recently registered by the government may present a strategic opportunity for clients with larger pension amounts to exit certain legacy pensions. Earlier this month, the government regi

SMSFs have been reminded on the significant non-arms length income risks and substantial evidence requirements involved with SMSF property developments using related-party builders. Speaking in a re