2024 Superannuation

Superannuation member balance strategies on death

Published Date: 31 Oct 2024

 

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Superannuation is often one of the largest assets upon death, with recent cases in this area highlighting the importance of getting the planning right prior to death. This session considers:

  • The implications of cases regarding superannuation and death benefits
  • The importance of documentation within an SMSF upon death and incapacity
  • Transfer balance cap strategies and considerations, particularly how indexation interacts
  • How the new Division 296 tax will impact estate planning arrangements
  • Dealing with properties and other “lumpy” assets when paying death benefits; and
  • The changing role of superannuation in estate planning.

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