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April 5, 2023
The Australian Taxation Office is developing advice and guidance on a number of issues that will affect self-managed superannuation funds. Issues which will be impacted include [3938] Superannuation i
January 15, 2023
With the ATO set to soon release further guidance on rectification and education directions for SMSFs, the bar for compliance may be raised higher this year for professionals and their clients. Spea
August 12, 2022
The ATO’s final guidance on Division 7A heralds the end of sub-trust arrangements for unpaid present entitlements. Pathway to now Since 2010, the ATO has issued the following primary guidance materi
July 8, 2022
Professional practices – accountants, engineers, lawyers and more – need to self-assess their risk profile under revised tax guidelines. As the dust settles on the release of final ATO guidance
March 18, 2022
The ATO can apply discretion where benefits cross the line, but strict compliance is the best option.
February 17, 2022
The Joint accounting bodies have raised concerns about the proposed treatment of rectified transactions outlined in the ATO’s draft guidance on Commissioner discretion and illegal early release of s
February 9, 2022
The SMSF Association has requested that the Commissioner reconsider his view in relation to ‘attempted rectification’ in its response to the ATO’s draft guidance on Commissioner discretion on be
December 16, 2021
The ATO has released draft guidance outlining the factors the Commissioner will consider when exercising discretion on superannuation benefits received in breach of the SIS Act. The ATO has published
December 16, 2021
The ATO has released draft guidance outlining the types of circumstances where the Commissioner may exercise discretion for superannuation benefits received by SMSF members in breach of the SIS Act an