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Superannuation - Focus on SMFs
Published on 17 Jul 2003 | Took place at Christie Centre, Brisbane, QLD
At this seminar, Brisbane's premier superannuation practitioners discussed the full self managed fund life cycle from set up, through asset accumulation and management, related party dealings and other unusual transactions, to ETPs, pensions and winding up, as well as the difficulties posed by death and divorce.
A special feature were the messages on compliance (and noncompliance focus) from the Australian Taxation Office.
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Individual sessions
Set up an SMF: Implementing the Idea
Author(s):
Neal DALLAS
This seminar paper covers the following topics:
- how much do you need?
- the informed fund trustee
- accumulation v defined benefit
- SGC changes
- eligible spouse contributions
- government co-contribution
- planning for surcharge reduction
- varying your deed.
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The Prudently Managed Fund
Author(s):
Tim KENDALL
This presentation covers the following topics:
- investment strategies
- prudential standards
- artworks and chattels
- installment warrants
- liability v borrowing
- shareholder discount cards
- member reporting.
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Dealing with Related Parties
Author(s):
Joanne DWYER
This seminar paper covers the following topics:
- Part 8 associates
- geared trusts
- business real property
- property joint ventures
- keeping it in house
- Swiss chalets (and other sole purposes)
- distributions to SMFs.
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Lump Sums and Winding Up
Author(s):
Scott HAY-BARTLEM
This seminar paper covers the following issues:
- death benefits and binding nominations
- splitting super - matrimonial settlements
- dealing with 'blended' families
- forfeited benefits
- re-contribution strategies
- taxation of ETP components
- documenting your ETP
- bona fide redundancy.
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Drawing Your Pension
Author(s):
Allan MCPHERSON
This seminar paper covers the following topics:
- segregating assets
- allocated pensions v complying income streams
- commutation
- effect on Centrelink benefits
- RBLs and excess benefits.
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The Regulator's Approach
Author(s):
Lesley EAST
This presentation covers the following issues:
- the myth of Dracula and the blood bank
- audit statistics
- ATO priorities and focus areas
- non-compliance triggers
- common pitfalls
- messages for the practitioner.
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