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| | Be careful when investing in property, the Australian Tax Office warned self managed super fund trustees yesterday. People might be using their DYI super fund to invest in property without actually understanding borrowing laws, said acting commissioner ... |
| | | ... conspired to make investors far more reluctant to invest in risk assets. "When you look at the official Australian Tax Office statistics, the average SMSF holds around 30% in equities. That is down somewhat on the pre-GFC level of 35%," he said. "What ... |
| | | ... announced that it raised the threshold whereby funds in inactive accounts are required to be transferred to the Australian Tax Office (ATO) from $200 to $2,000 and lowered the period of inactivity needed for the transfer to 12 months from five years. ... |
| | | ... government has raised the threshold below which funds in inactive accounts are required to be transferred to the Australian Tax Office (ATO) from $200 to $2,000 and lowered the period of inactivity needed for the transfer to 12 months from five years. ... |
| | | The Australian Tax Office's (ATO) latest report on cap breaches shows the number of people who exceeded the concessional contribution cap has dropped by 37% in the last 12 months. According to the ATO, in 2010/11 a total of 31,217 exceeded the cap ... |
| | | ... professionals to complete annual tax returns for their clients," she added. Recently released figures from the Australian Tax Office's self-managed super fund statistical report, June 2012, show the number of SMSF funds in Australia has grown by 8% since ... |
| | | ... to self managed super funds were up 15% on the previous year, according to the most recent data from the Australian Tax Office (ATO), which releases contributions figures annually, with a one year lag. Australians contributed $24 billion into self managed ... |
| | | ... last five years," Clare said. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), AUSTRAC and the Australian Tax Office are working with the ACC as part of Task Force Galilee, which is "seeking to disrupt Serious and Organised Investment Fraud ... |
| | | The Australian Tax Office has issued a warning on sophisticated structured financial products that claim to offer franking credits among tax benefits to investors. Michael D'Ascenzo, tax commissioner at the ATO has said the products involved claimed ... |
| | | The Australian Tax Office has clarified what is meant by a 'single acquirable asset' and what constitutes repair or maintenance of an asset, according to the SMSF Professionals' Association of Australia. The release of the Self Managed Superannuation ... |
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