Q & A : Superannuation death benefits: are your clients prepared?

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Published on 01 Feb 07 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

It is essential that your clients understand their rights regarding the disposal of their superannuation benefits on death and the strategies that they can adopt to reduce or eliminate the possibility of expensive litigation.

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Q & A : Superannuation death benefits: are your clients prepared?

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