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ATO makes new changes to strengthen ID security in myGov - Vimarsana News

ATO makes new changes to strengthen ID security in myGov

The ATO has made a new update to strengthen identity security for practitioners and clients when accessing myGov.

SMSFs urged to focus on retirement income strategy despite covenant exclusion - Vimarsana News

SMSFs urged to focus on retirement income strategy despite covenant exclusion

SMSFs should not completely ignore a retirement income strategy despite being carved out of the new obligations being imposed on superannuation funds, says one peak body.

Navigating unexpected traps for SMSFs from investments in unlisted companies - Vimarsana News

Navigating unexpected traps for SMSFs from investments in unlisted companies

SMSFs investing in unlisted companies can commonly face traps that aren’t as straightforward compared to standard investments, requiring the need to ensure it can go through hurdle checks to ensure it complies with super laws, according to a technical specialist.

SMSFs, employee share schemes & NALI - Vimarsana News

SMSFs, employee share schemes & NALI

Acquiring shares under an employee share scheme (ESS) via your self managed superannuation fund (SMSF) may appear attractive but greater uncertainty has arisen following the ATO’s recent ruling, LCR 2021/2, on the application of the non-arm’s length income (NALI) rules to such a transaction.

New super rules and growing appetite for SMSF to drive demand for advisers - Vimarsana News

New super rules and growing appetite for SMSF to drive demand for advisers

One financial adviser says that those looking to optimise their superannuation in the wake of new legislation will want to talk to an expert before doing so.