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| | | ... by the SMSF Association found the new tax could impact as many as 50,000 SMSFs. It estimated that 13.5% of 722,000 SMSF members would experience liquidity stress in meeting the new tax obligations. While it is a compulsory retirement savings system ... |
| | | | ... QAR extend to qualified accountants who are "essentially locked out of the system" as there are some five million SMSF members who have unmet advice needs that they can tend to. Last year, assistant treasurer Stephen Jones revealed the first two tranches ... |
| | | | ... Adelaide commissioned by the association shows that this proposed tax could have a negative impact on up to 50,000 SMSF members, with the mean additional tax liability exceeding $80,000 in 2020-21 and 2021-22. The University of Adelaide used financial ... |
| | | | ... averages over $80,000 during FY20 and FY22 will experience an impact. According to the report, an estimated 13.5% of SMSF members would have experienced liquidity stress in meeting the new tax obligations. The SMSFA said the research, sourced from over ... |
| | | | ... strategies, the indexation of contribution caps, and the removal of the work test for people under the age of 67. SMSF members appear to be enjoying tax-free earnings in retirement phase compared to APRA fund members. In contrast, nearly one in two members ... |
| | | | ... ASIC is suing the operator of several unregistered managed investment schemes that, among other investors, targeted SMSF members. Sasha Hopkins, director of The A Team Property Group, is facing civil action for alleged unlicensed conduct and running ... |
| | | | ... the $3 million cap is likely to impact 32% of clients. When it comes to conversations around these changes, 24% of SMSF members are actively initiating discussions with their adviser about the proposed tax increase on super balances over $3 million. ... |
| | | | ... the $3 million cap is likely to impact 32% of clients. When it comes to conversations around these changes, 24% of SMSF members are actively initiating discussions with their adviser about the proposed tax increase on super balances over $3 million. ... |
| | | | ... is no systemic underperformance when compared to APRA-regulated funds. "The research couldn't be clearer, helping SMSF members understand the benefits of asset diversification, and the performance headwinds encountered by small funds (balances under ... |
| | | | ... now. "Healthy SMSF creation rates and robust benefit payment and net transfers into the sector show that even though SMSF members no longer seem to see these funds as the place to put their member contributions," Rainmaker said. "But they clearly still ... |
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