2007

Superannuation Intensive: The brave new world

Source: QLD

Published Date: 17 Jul 2007

 
With some of the most significant changes to our superannuation system in recent years, superannuation has become an even more attractive vehicle for your client's investment and retirement savings.

Some of the topics covered during this seminar included:
- sources of funds and income for deductible contributions
- where unit trusts can still be used as investment vehicles for superannuation funds
- strategies which can enable a fund to invest in property
- tax planning and estate planning pension strategies
- options for termination of a member or fund.

The focus of the seminar was on self managed superannuation funds and the strategies that advisors can use to provide their clients with the best possible outcome in relation to both their taxation affairs and their retirement plans.

It followed client's superannuation decisions from commencement to winding up with the use of practical examples of the strategies that can be implemented.

Superannuation - contribution strategies

Author(s): Ian Burgess

The use of unit trusts and other property strategies

Author(s): Richard J Friend

Pension strategies

Author(s): David Woolley

Fund termination and matrimonial breakdown

Author(s): Neal Dallas

Details

  • Published On:17 Jul 2007
  • Took place at:Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank

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Unless expressly stated, opininons are not that of The Tax Institute, which accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any of the information contained within it.

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