SMSFs: How to deal with lost paperwork
What SMSF trustees need to consider when important fund documentation is misplaced.
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Garth has worked in the Australian Superannuation industry for over 20 years with a specific focus on self-managed super funds. He provides ongoing support and training to individuals as well as to professionals working in the superannuation area, including advisers, accountants and lawyers. He is a regular contributor to industry publications and to the leading professional bodies including Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand (CA ANZ).
What SMSF trustees need to consider when important fund documentation is misplaced.
I’ve got property assets in my SMSF. I was intending to allocate those property assets into my pension portfolio then sell them and re-use the liquidity in the pension phase investing / payments. Would going with a TTR have an impact on CGT on the property sales?
In this webinar super expert Garth McNally will answer recent questions from SuperGuide members.
What these rules allow us to do is to split, so to take up to 85% of the concessional contributions that were made into our own super fund account last year and then split them or allocate them to our spouse’s super account in either our fund or any other fund in the current year.
Q: For an over 65, not retired, still working and paying income tax, what is the tax treatment on any lump sum withdrawals from super (where super is still in the accumulation phase) having been built up from employer and salary sacrifice contributions and taxed at 15% on way in.
If you use an accountant to prepare your SMSF’s end-of-year compliance tasks, having the right documentation on hand will save time and money.
While many SMSF trustees turn to their accountant for assistance, they can only provide advice on some SMSF-related matters. To help SMSF trustees navigate this tricky area we’ve compiled a checklist to help you work out if your accountant is the right person to ask for help.
When the sole surviving or even the youngest member of the fund finally turns 65, does the sole purpose test then become redundant?
I have been receiving a reversionary pension since my husband died but I am finding the paperwork required to maintain my SMSF is a little overwhelming.
Can contributions be accepted by a newly established (SMSF) fund whose status is “Pending” on the Super Fund Lookup.
If you are thinking about using your SMSF for a property development it pays to understand the ATO rules. Failure to do so could be costly.
After reaching pension age, are we allowed to use the money from our SMSF for our personal use? Can we use the money from our SMSF to start a business from home?
I would like to know if there are any
restrictions or conditions I have to be aware of regarding travelling overseas for extended periods of time in retirement. When I turn 70 next year I will stop working and will open an account-based pension income stream and will set up an SMSF. Then I want to start travelling.
Can an overseas house be part of a SMSF? It is not rented out, but it is still an investment property to be sold later to help us with superannuation income later.
Trustees with the potential to transfer more than $1.7 million into pension phase may soon be able to do so. Here’s how.
What you need to know about setting up and running a self managed super fund. We take you through the key issues that trustees face when managing their own super fund.
Should you put all your super into an account based pension or invest some in a fixed term deposit? What are the pros and cons? If you put some super into a fixed term deposit and then roll it over at the end of the term, will you then start paying tax on returns?
What are the considerations in equalising spouse super balance in light of the proposed additional 15% tax on super balances over $3 million?
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