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Q&A: Choice of fund

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Published on 01 Feb 05 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

From 1 July 2005, certain employers will be required to offer their employees the option of choosing the superannuation fund into which their mandated superannuation contributions must be paid. There is no transitional period so employers will need to be in a position to comply with the legislation from the beginning.

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John Sudano
John is a Senior Associate with Maurice Blackburn Cashman Commercial, Lawyers. He has had extensive experience in advising clients on superannuation, taxation, financial services disclosure, estate planning and trust related matters. John has written a number of articles for the Taxation in Australia Journal, CCH Super News and has presented a number of seminars covering the areas of superannuation, estate planning, and taxation law. John, together with Chris Ketsakidis, are the contributing authors of the superannuation chapters of the Australian Tax Handbook. - Current at 24 January 2007
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Chris Ketsakidis CTA
Chris heads the Superannuation & Financial Services practice at Maurice Blackburn Commercial. His expertise is in the areas of superannuation, estate planning, tax structuring and trusts. He has practised for more than eighteen years in these key areas. Chris advises a range of participants in the superannuation and financial services industry, including accountants, financial advisers, superannuation fund trustees, SMEs and high net-worth clients. - Current at 18 August 2010
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