The many faces of SMSF property development

SMSFs can undertake property development, it’s just a matter of how. In 2020 the ATO released ‘SMSFRB 2020/1 SMSF Regulator’s Bulletin – Self-managed superannuation funds and property development’ which outlined their concerns with undertaking such a transaction. With the industry microscope regularly being placed on fund expenses, trustee remuneration, LRBAs and investments in related entities there are so many factors to consider when considering property development.

In this webinar we will take the compliance torch to developing a property in an SMSF and identify the good the bad and the ugly when contemplating the parties to any arrangement as well as the transaction tips, trips and traps. Without limiting our imagination we will consider the following:

Who is involved in the transaction – understanding Part 8 Associates
How non-arm’s length income changes will impact property development
Carrying on a business in an SMSF

Learning Outcomes:

At the end of webinar attendees will:

Understand who is a related party in connection with a property development
Identify the key legislative provisions that apply to property development for SMSFs
Distinguish between transactions that are allowable from those that are not

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Presenter: Tim Miller

Date: 18 May 2021

Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm AEST

Cost: FREE

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Tim Miller

Education Manager

Tim Miller is one of Australia’s leading SMSF educators and presenters with over 23 years’ experience in the Superannuation industry. His experience has been gained through providing legislative and compliance support to thousands of Trustees, Accountants and Financial Planners since joining the SMSF sector in 1999. In addition to servicing the needs of SMSF clients, his practical and personable approach to compliance has made him a much sought after presenter.

Tim regularly presents at the major SMSF conferences and events, contributes to various trade and general publications and is the author of one of the subjects of the SMSF Association Graduate Certificate delivered through the University of Adelaide and Kaplan, which has also been adopted as part of the CA ANZ SMSF specialist program.

Tim is an SMSF Association Specialist Adviser.