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ASIC bans unlicensed advisers

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has stepped up its campaign against illegal early access to super by obtaining permanent injunctions to prevent Manito Pty Ltd and Steven Preston from providing unlicensed superannuation advice. ...

New accreditation standards for self managed super industry

The $130 million self-managed super funds industry is to receive a new accreditation program from its representative body the Self Managed Super Fund Professionals' Association of Australia (SPAA). In response to the ATO's stringent approach to self ...

ATO cracks down on SMSFs

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has served notice it will be taking a hard line against non-complying self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) and is in the process of formulating a three-step process to help determine which SMSFs to audit. As ...

Tribeca expands into SMSF education

Education provider Tribeca is set to acquire the Strategist Group, a provider of training and compliance services in the SMSF sector. The deal follows Tribeca's recent acquisition of Webb Martin, a supplier of tax training to the accounting sector. ...

Westpoint offers 11 per cent return

Westpoint Management (Westpoint) has announced a special offer regarding the Westpoint Income Fund where investments of $10,000 or more over a fixed three-year term will earn 11 per cent per annum net of all fees. The Westpoint Income Fund was launched ...

ASIC halts illegal early release super schemes

The Federal Court has issued permanent injunctions against Nigel McRae, also known as Ross McKenzie, and Stephen Evans for their involvement in illegal schemes arranging the early release of over $3.5 million in Australian superannuation benefits accumulated ...

Embezzlement more common but scams hurt most; report

... emerging issues which may give rise to greater instances of fraud in the future, including in areas around self-managed super funds, e-commerce, platform fraud, registered scams and use of faxes.

ATO to crack down on DIY super

... deliberately avoid meeting their legal obligations," he said. "The booklet sets out our approach to administering self managed super funds and highlights our preference for helping people to follow the rules," Carmody said.

ATO targets retiree strategy

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 14 JUL 2004
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) is reportedly scrutinising a popular investment strategy in a move which could result in hefty tax bills for thousands of retirees. The ATO is concerned that people on the brink of retirement are withdrawing superannuation ...

Opportunities under new super regime: BT

... effect as of yesterday will affect changes across the spectrum of defined benefit and accumulation plan members, self managed super investors, low and high income earners and anyone planning to retire in the new financial year, BT Financial Group said ...