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Published on 20 Jul 17 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • valuation of investments
  • SIS issues and particular assets
  • sell v transfer in-specie
  • other considerations.

 

Author profile

Gregory Bentley CTA
Greg has been specialising in the area of superannuation for over 20 years having worked for some of Australia’s leading superannuation accounting firms. He is the Director of Opulen Accounting and Superannuation, a specialist chartered accounting firm that provides administration, compliance and auditing services to a range of superannuation clients, accounting firms and financial planners. Greg is a SMSF Association Specialist Advisor and Specialist Auditor, Chartered Tax Adviser, Chartered Accountant, a previous winner of the SMSF Association CEO Scholarship Award and a regular speaker on a range of superannuation topics. - Current at 15 February 2021
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