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Superannuation: Executors, SMSFs and conflicts of duty

Published on 01 Jul 19 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Self-managed superannuation fund trustees/members should revise their estate and succession plans to avoid conflicts. Express
wording authorising conflicts and BDBNs can minimise risk.

Author profiles

Shaun Backhaus
Shaun is a Senior Associate at DBA Lawyers where his work focuses on superannuation, trusts, and taxation. Shaun has appeared in numerous publications, and also presented on SMSF and related topics around Australia. Shaun holds a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Business and recently completed a Master of Laws from Melbourne University. Shaun is also a Specialist SMSF Adviser. - Current at 16 June 2022
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Daniel Butler CTA
Photo of author, Daniel BUTLER Daniel Butler, CTA, is one of Australia’s leading SMSF lawyers and has worked predominantly in the SMSF, tax and related fields for over 40 years. He is a regular presenter on SMSF topics and has published extensively in professional journals including contributing a monthly article on SMSFs to the Taxation in Australia and other media. Dan is a member of the Tax Institute’s National Superannuation Committee and is involved with a number of other tax and SMSF committees and discussion groups. Dan also presents on the subject Taxation of Superannuation at the University of Melbourne’s Master of Laws/Tax program. Dan is also a Specialist SMSF Advisor. - Current at 15 January 2025
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