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Webinar – Commencing and ceasing a pension in an SMSF

In June 2024 the ATO finalised their update of their 2013 Taxation Ruling ‘TR 2013/5 Income tax: when a superannuation income stream commences and ceases’. This

Webinar – A guide to SMSF investment strategies

SMSF trustees have a requirement to regularly review their fund’s investment strategy and there is no doubt that this regulatory obligation is coming more and

Webinar – The problem dealing with related parties

A number of recent Court cases have highlighted that dealing with related parties can be both convenient and yet complex at the same time, as Fund

Webinar – SMSF estate planning considerations

SMSF trustees have a minimum annual requirement to review the fund’s investment strategy and whilst no such regulatory requirement exists for reviewing the fund’s succession

Webinar – Insurance, Transfer Balance Caps & Div 296

SMSF Trustees are required as part of their investment strategy to consider holding insurance for fund members. Insurance policies are a form of investment that

Webinar – Don’t neglect your SMSF documentation needs

If there’s a common denominator in most SMSF conflicts that end up in the Court system it’s usually the fund/member documentation, or lack thereof. Whether

SuperGuardian Webinar: A walk-though for Advisers on 11th April 2024

Would you like an introduction to the SuperGuardian solution or a refresher on how our solution works? Register below for one of our virtual guided

SuperGuardian Webinar: A walk-though for Advisers on 22nd April 2024

Would you like an introduction to the SuperGuardian solution or a refresher on how our solution works? Register below for one of our virtual guided

FAQs for LAB Group

Who is LAB Group? LAB Group specializes in RegTech, offering digital workflow solutions to streamline complex customer onboarding and automate compliance processes like AML,

Webinar – The SMSF winding up window is always open

Winding up is not a decision SMSF trustees should be making in June, unless they’re giving themselves 12 months to wind up a fund. There are numerous considerations