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An update on how to manage superannuation monies after death paper

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Published on 18 Jul 19 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • managing superannuation monies after death
  • controlling death benefit payments
  • case law
  • impact of transfer balance cap on estate planning.

Author profile

Laura Hanrahan
Laura Hanrahan works with families to provide tailored personal and business succession solutions. Her tailored succession planning includes drafting complex wills, testamentary trusts, enduring powers of attorney, discretionary trusts, self managed superannuation trusts, binding death benefit nominations and deeds of family arrangement. Laura also has a particular focus on self managed superannuation funds. Including the establishment of SMSFs and other compliant SMSF investment structures, compliance advice and death benefit planning and payment. Every family is different and Laura enjoys using her creativity to help clients create a succession plan which works for them. - Current at 18 September 2024
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