To say that the issue of franking credits – or, more accurately, the Labor Party’s proposal to cancel cash refunds for excess dividend imputation credits – caused consternation across the investor [...]
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On Tuesday, 2 April 2019, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down the 2019-20 Federal Budget. The Treasurer announced the first Budget surplus in more than a decade with $7.1 billion expected for [...]
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On 17 July 2018, Treasury released exposure draft legislation which broadly extends the operation [...]
The arrival of the new transfer balance account report (TBAR) for self managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) is creating major headaches for accountants, administrators and advisers across Australia. [...]
If you’re an accountant managing self managed super funds (SMSFs), you’ll know that the work involved has been increasing every year. You’ll also know that the government’s super reforms have made [...]
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The following content has been created and supplied by DBA Lawyers, a Partner of Class.
While there are a large number of cryptocurrencies in existence (currently over 1600), this article will focus [...]
This year Budget focuses on infrastructure, black economy and tax cuts, only minor changes around Super.
The December benchmark report takes a closer look at investment preferences of pension SMSFs.
Podcast - Key Insights from SMSF Benchmark Report Dec 17 - Do pension SMSFs match their stereotypes?
The SMSF Academy has released a podcast with Aaron Dunn talking with Kevin Bungard, CEO of Class Limited, about key insights from the recent release of the Class SMSF Benchmark Report - December 2017 [...]