Managing a self-managed super fund (SMSF) involves ongoing compliance responsibilities, and one of the most important is lodging the SMSF annual return. Whether your fund is newly established or has
Transferring an SMSF to a new accountant means appointing a new SMSF tax agent with the ATO and providing your fund’s permanent and annual compliance documents. The process is usually
Your Self Managed Super Fund can be the key to expanding the money you have aside for retirement, but you still need to pay tax, and therefore take the necessary
One of the most common questions asked by prospective trustees is how much money is needed to set up a self-managed super fund (SMSF). While there is no legislated minimum
An annual audit is a mandatory part of running a self-managed super fund. While the process is independent, how smoothly your SMSF audit runs depends largely on the quality of
Managing a self-managed super fund involves ongoing reporting and compliance obligations. While many trustees engage professional support, accounting mistakes can still occur – often due to misunderstandings, incomplete records, or
Self-managed super fund (SMSF) financial statements can look complex at first glance. However, once you understand what each section is showing, they become a valuable tool for confirming your fund
Running a self-managed super fund comes with responsibility, but it does not need to be stressful. In most cases, stress arises not from the SMSF structure itself, but from unclear
