Solution brief: Guide to probate in South Australia
The who, what, why and when to probate in South Australia.
Solution Brief: Unit trusts
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Solution Brief: Leveraged Trusts
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Solution Brief: Discretionary Trusts
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Solution Brief: Avoid Surcharge Land Tax in NSW
What is surcharge land tax? In NSW, land tax is a tax on land you own at midnight on 31 December of the previous year. Surcharge land tax applies to residential land owned by a foreign person at midnight on 31 December of the previous year. Revenue NSW administers and collects land tax. There have […]
Solution Brief: Why you need an enduring attorney for your SMSF
The trustee of your SMSF is all-powerful. The trustee decides how much money you can put in the fund, who else can join, how your money is invested, how much gets paid out to you and when, and finally who gets what’s left over when you die. This is why you are required by law […]
Solution Brief: Super Death Benefit Nominations
This information sheet discusses why you need to think about what happens to your super when you die People have more and more of their wealth tied up in super. People are also keeping money in super for longer during retirement – taking a super ‘pension’ rather than in lump sums because it is better […]
Solution Brief: Self-Managed Superannuation Fund Investment Rules
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Solution Brief: Powers of attorney for SMSF members and trustees
This Solution Brief discusses what you can do to safeguard your super benefits if you lose capacity as a member and trustee of an SMSF Planning for the unexpected is never pleasant. However, when your hard-earned super benefits are at stake, our view that it’s better to be safe rather than sorry. Care needs to […]
Solution Brief: Single Member SMSFs
This solution brief discusses your options for appointing a trustee for your self-managed super fund, and what happens if you lose mental capacity, die, or leave the country. Single member funds A self-managed super fund can have 1 member, but care needs to be taken as to who acts as the trustee. You also need […]