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SMSF’S: Borrowing and property development presentation

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Published on 30 Aug 11 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • what are the key principles?
  • what property can SMSF’s acquire?
  • how can SMSF’s develop property?
  • can SMSF’s borrow for purchases or improvements?
  • how does this interact with property development?

Author profile

Christopher Wyeth
Chris is an adviser at Tynans with over 20 years practical experience in designing and implementing superannuation strategies and succession planning for SME owners. He also focuses on retirement planning for senior employees in listed companies, government and the universities, and he regularly advises both Australians and expats on managing and transitioning their wealth. - Current at 12 July 2018
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This was presented at 2011 Property Briefing: The Current State of Play .

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