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| | ... if you're not eligible or you don't keep the right records." Rental properties continue to remain in the ATO's sights. ATO data found nine out of 10 rental property owners were getting their income tax returns wrong. "We often see landlords making mistakes ... |
| | | ... the accumulation of savings for women during periods when they work part-time and undertake caring responsibilities. ATO data shows there is a significant overlap with this group and LISTO eligibility," the SMC said. The two reforms can boost the super ... |
| | | ... assets in the future. The government claims the reforms will impact just 0.5% of superannuation account holders; however, ATO data suggests non-indexation might result in approximately 500,000 Australians exceeding the cap in their lifetime. "The proposed ... |
| | | ... fund establishments in the 2023 financial year. Baby Boomers, aged 57 to 71, account for 21.3% of establishments. Citing ATO data, the median age of members for all newly established funds was 46 years old in FY21, which has reduced from 54.1 years old ... |
| | | ... them to easily keep their SMSF deeds and investment strategies up to date and compliant." NowInfinity flagged recent ATO data that shows28% of all SMSFs are established on its platform. |
| | | ... problematic." Hutton isn't the only one who shares this view. Earlier in the year Financial Services Council (FSC) analysis of ATO data found a significant portion of Australian taxpayers will breach the cap in their lifetime. It found some 500,000 individuals ... |
| | | ... But, the non-indexation of the $3 million superannuation cap could eventually impact around 500,000 people, according to ATO data. |
| | | ... significant number of Australians breaching the $3 million cap in their lifetime, affecting around 500,000 people, as per ATO data. Further, Rainmaker Information research indicates that the $3 million superannuation cap would affect approximately $410 ... |
| | | ... consequences of an unindexed cap. As previously reported by Financial Standard, a Financial Services Council analysis of ATO data revealed that if the government's $3 million super cap isn't indexed, around 500,000 individuals currently saving ... |
| | | ... individuals who are currently saving for retirement or have already retired. Financial Services Council (FSC) analysis of ATO data found a significant portion of Australian taxpayers will breach the cap in their lifetime and face a 30% earnings tax. ... |
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