Bringing together expert speakers from across the country, delegates walked away with an up-to-date and enhanced understanding of a range of topical subject areas including pensions, contributions, SMSF audit and tax as well as SMSF residency and foreign transfers. Delegates were given a status update of relevant legislation over the past 12 months and hear from the regulator on their key areas of focus. As an added bonus, the final session brought together a panel of our speakers to discuss the practical issues during the lifecycle of an SMSF and answer questions from delegates.
SMSF regulator update - what you need to know for 2022
Author(s):
Justin Micale
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session:
SMSFs and pensions
Author(s):
Julie Steed
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session:
Panel discussion - The lifecycle of a SMSF - practical issues
Author(s):
Julie Dolan
,
Jemma Sanderson CTA
,
Shirley Schaefer
The most taxing issues in super
Author(s):
Liz Westover
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session:
Global mobility and superannuation
Author(s):
Jemma Sanderson CTA
SMSF audit - what to expect
Author(s):
Shirley Schaefer
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session:
Superannuation contributions - latest strategies and tips
Author(s):
Julie Dolan
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session:
Keeping up with the ever-evolving SMSF industry
Author(s):
Tim Miller
Details
- Published On:30 Mar 2022
- Took place at:Online
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