Webinar:Â Buying property in an SMSF
From the compliance requirements to the strategic opportunities, this webinar will also include an attendee Q&A Session.
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Garth has worked in the Australian Superannuation industry for over 20 years with a specific focus on self-managed super funds. He provides ongoing support and training to individuals as well as to professionals working in the superannuation area, including advisers, accountants and lawyers. He is a regular contributor to industry publications and to the leading professional bodies including Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand (CA ANZ).
From the compliance requirements to the strategic opportunities, this webinar will also include an attendee Q&A Session.
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Q: I am keen to understand how to move one member of an SMSF from accumulation phase to a benefit paying phase, while the remaining members continue in the accumulation phase.
If you are planning to set up your own self-managed super fund with a corporate trustee, then you will need to add applying for a Director ID to your administrative to-do list.
With upcoming changes to both superannuation and tax laws, there is likely to be a huge uptake in the use of transition to retirement pensions.
Q: I have two super funds and being in my 60s and retired believe I’m eligible to change from accumulation to pension. If I do this, does this need to happen for both funds, or can I choose to have one fund with one account in pension/drawdown mode and have the second fund with one account remaining in accumulation mode?
In this webinar super expert Garth McNally answers recent questions from SuperGuide members.
Q: I was planning to make a $55,000 payment into my SMSF by 15 June 2024 as a Contribution Reserving Strategy for myself and my wife. With the limits increasing to $30,000 per person from 1 July 2024, can I make a $60,000 payment as Contribution Reserving instead of $55,000. In summary, can I take advantage of the new limits with Contribution Reserving prior to 1 July?
Q: I have $1.9 million in pension. Am I allowed to contribute to my accumulation super accounts? If so, how much can I contribute in terms of concessional contributions and non-concessional contributions? I’m 65 years old and not working now.
Year-end strategies and procedures to get the best outcomes from your superannuation before the end of the 2023-24 financial year.
If you’re unsure how the SMSF rules and regulations might apply to your fund, it’s worth going direct to the horse’s mouth – that is, the ATO.
If you have more than $3 million in super and are looking to reduce your balance and future tax, consider these issues first. Time is slipping away.
The increase in contribution caps from 1 July provides opportunities for SMSFs to potentially get up to $57,500 tax-deductible contributions into their super this financial year. Here’s how.
Q: I am interested in the apparent loophole that allows a pension fund to go above the applicable cap. In my case $1.7 million. On the ATO website it states that if your Total Super Balance on 30 June, the previous year is less than $1.48 million then non-concessional contributions for the first year can be $330,000. Thus, effectively making your new total super balance $1.81 million i.e. greater than the $1.7m cap. Can you explain any pitfalls in using this strategy to maximise funds in pension phase?
Q: Can you explain the conditions or requirements pertaining to lump sum withdrawals from a self-managed super fund in pension mode?
Q: I’m 67 years of age, and I’ve kept my SMSF in accumulation phase so far. There is only about $200,000 in my SMSF. I’d like to take a $7,000 lump sum out of my SMSF if possible. If I do this, will I need to provide a TBAR or some other kind of report to the ATO?
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