New research shows a lot of young people are interested in an SMSF and the possibility of joining their parents' funds.
Peter Freeman
 | Peter Freeman is a former managing editor of The Australian Financial Review. He runs his own self-managed super fund. |
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A self-managed superannuation fund has to protect itself, warns Peter Freeman
Anyone who wants to have a good idea of their likely tax bill needs to factor in tax offsets.
If you have received a smaller refund than expected, or even a demand to pay more tax, the next step is to decide whether or not to dispute your tax refund.
Anyone considering buying a quality car needs to be aware of the luxury car tax.
There are plenty of grey areas in tax law - this is certainly true when it comes to claiming tax deductions on rental properties.
The proposed 15% tax rate on every dollar of annual earnings over $100,000 generated by a superannuation pension could have painful tax consequences when a member of an SMSF dies.
With the federal government to cap tax deductions for self-education expenses, anyone considering undertaking expensive study should act now.
Investing in property with SMSF works out well in theory but is not as clear-cut in practice.
June is when most SMSF members check to see whether they have complied with the key superannuation rules and taken advantage of any concessions on offer.
