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Paying super with wages will boost savings and provide certainty

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision that requires superannuation to be paid on pay day. SMSF Association CEO Peter Burgess says this announcement today by the Assistant

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04 May 2023

Contracting markets bring SMSF returns to the fore

From SMSF Association

Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) outperformed APRA funds when markets were contracting in the 2019/20 financial year and underperformed APRA funds in the bull market conditions of the 2020/21 financial year.

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27 Apr 2023

SMSF Association lambasts proposed earnings calculation

From SMSF Association

The Government’s proposed model to implement the $3 million tax threshold discriminates against self-managed super funds, says the SMSF Association. In its submission to the Treasury consultation paper, Better Targeted Superannuation

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20 Apr 2023

Franking credit changes risk unintended consequences

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association has raised concerns about a proposed legislative change that will exclude certain distributions funded by capital raisings being eligible for franking credits. In its submission to the

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13 Apr 2023

Objectives of Superannuation must deliver stability and certainty

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association is urging the Federal Government to deliver stability, consistency, and certainty for superannuation. Association CEO Peter Burgess says: “We support in principle the concept of a legislated

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11 Apr 2023

Alternatives and unintended consequences to be aired

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association has expressed cautious optimism following the release of the Government’s consultation paper, on the proposed reduction of super tax concessions for individuals with super balances exceeding $3

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04 Apr 2023

Review of managed investment schemes regulatory framework receives support

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association has thrown its support behind the Federal Government’s decision to initiate a Treasury review of the managed investment schemes (MIS) regulatory framework. The review, announced yesterday by

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10 Mar 2023

Mixed blessings as high balance earnings tax calculation unveiled

From SMSF Association

The Federal Treasury’s Fact Sheet explaining how the tax on earnings on balances exceeding $3 million will be calculated is a mixed blessing for self-managed super funds, says SMSF Association

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03 Mar 2023

SMSF Association opposes $3m threshold

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association remains opposed to the introduction of a new threshold on superannuation balances, believing it will add further complexity and undermine confidence, Association CEO Peter Burgess says. “Our

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02 Mar 2023

NALE – solving a problem that no longer exists

From SMSF Association

The Federal Government’s non-arm’s length expenditure (NALE) consultation paper fails to address the problems caused by the 2019 amendments, the SMSF Association’s Deputy CEO / Director of Policy & Education, Peter Burgess, told

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23 Feb 2023

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