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The nuts and bolts of property in super presentation

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Published on 29 Aug 12 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation exploeres the current law on how SMSF’s can invest in property and the practical pitfalls.

Topics include:

  • renovation
  • development
  • related party acquisitions
  • related party structures
  • limited recourse borrowing.

Author profile

Dennis Eagles
Dennis is a Private Advisory Partner in Grant Thornton’s Brisbane office and heads the firm’s Self-Managed Superannuation business. He has over 20 years’ experience providing taxation, superannuation, retirement & estate planning advice to his clients, financial advisers and accountants. Dennis and his team specialise in formulating Self-Managed Superannuation strategies which often form a key component to their client’s wealth creation and protection plans. - Current at 03 May 2017
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This was presented at Queensland Annual Property Day 2012 .

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You've got the land, now what happens? Tips and traps in the development process

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The nuts and bolts of property in super

Author(s):  Dennis EAGLES

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Leasing issues

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Restructures involving property

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