2015

National Superannuation Conference 2015

Source: National

Published Date: 21 Aug 2015

 
The 3rd National Superannuation Conference catered to tax specialists within the superannuation industry and covered tax issues affecting both the large fund and self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) sectors.

The Australian superannuation industry has recently passed $2 trillion in total members' assets. In this light, it is not surprising that the industry has figured prominently in a number of landmark government consultations or reports, including the Financial System (Murray) Inquiry, the discussion paper Re: Think and the ongoing consultation in respect of tax reform, and the 2015 Intergenerational Report.

This event brought together regulators and leading practitioners from the legal, accounting, audit and financial advisory services fields of the superannuation industry to discuss these tax and related challenges, and the opportunities that these will bring.

The new administrative penalty regime: the ATO's new stick

Author(s): Kasey Macfarlane

Alternative offshore investment - Taxation issues and opportunities

Author(s): Matthew Lane , Kristina Allan

SMSFs: Inbound and outbound members

Author(s): David Barrett CTA

Licensing regime

Author(s): Paul Derham
Materials from this session:

Base erosion and profit shifting for large superfunds

Author(s): Grant Wardell-Johnson

Recent ATO GST compliance activity for large superannuation funds

Author(s): Damian Neale , Matt Strauch CTA

Exotic superannuation strategies

Author(s): Graeme Colley

Planning opportunities for death benefits workshop

Author(s): Michael Perkins

The fiscal impact of Australia's retirement system

Author(s): Michael Rice

Fund mergers and other significant transactions

Author(s): Ross Stephens CTA

Managing disputes within SMSFs

Author(s): Heather Gray CTA
Materials from this session:

Current developments - Legislation and ruling update

Author(s): Peter Kennedy

Transferring real estate in and out of SMSFS

Author(s): Philip Broderick CTA

Tax risk governance - A director's perspective

Author(s): David Beves , Evelyn Horton

State Revenue Office compliance themes and "hot spots" for superannuation funds

Author(s): Zoe Chung CTA , Simon Fitzpatrick

Details

  • Published On:21 Aug 2015
  • Took place at:Doltone House, Darling Island Wharf, Sydney

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