Set out below are all SuperGuide articles that relate to SMSF administration.
How much super do you need to set up an SMSF?
The amount of money you should have in super to make it worthwhile setting up your own self-managed super fund (SMSF) is a contentious issue.
How to add a new member to your SMSF
Many SMSFs start off with just one or two members but, as members’ children mature and become adults, some SMSF trustees seek to add dependents to their fund.
TBAR: Transfer balance account reporting for SMSFs
Transfer balance account reports notify the ATO of any changes to SMSF trustees’ transfer balance accounts.
SMSF trustee housekeeping checklist for 2020/21
Life is never quiet for SMSF trustees and 2020/21 looks like it will be no different, with a recession and lots of new legislative requirements to deal with.
Guide to the ATO SMSF supervisory levy
The SMSF supervisory levy is an annual payment that all SMSFs must pay to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
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The SMSF trustee declaration explained
An SMSF trustee declaration is an Australian Taxation Office (ATO) document that summarises the duties and obligations of an SMSF trustee or director.
Which SMSF expenses are tax deductible?
Self-managed super fund (SMSF) expenses can be tax deductible provided that they comply with Australian taxation legislation.
How to prepare for an SMSF auditor and fill in your SMSF tax return
If you’re an SMSF trustee and you’re not using the services of an accountant, you must provide your fund auditor with all relevant documentation for your fund’s accounts and financial transactions for the financial year being audited.
Guide to SMSF trust deeds
An SMSF trust deed is a legal document that outlines how the fund will be set up and how it will operate. An Australian SMSF must be established with a trust deed that is compliant with Australian superannuation legislation.
SMSFs: What is an actuarial certificate?
An actuarial certificate is a document that certifies how much of a SMSF’s earnings are derived from its members’ accumulation phases and retirement phases.
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SMSF annual admin checklist
Want to avoid an SMSF penalty? Make sure you use our annual admin checklist.
Top 5 mistakes SMSF trustees make with their annual returns
Keep on top of these potential mishaps with your annual return and you should be able to avoid the ire of the regulator.
Your SMSF calendar
SMSF trustees have a lot to remember. Along with trustee meetings and minutes, trustees need to keep up to date with current superannuation legislation and review their investments regularly. There are annual returns to lodge, auditor reports to arrange and actuarial reports to book as well if your SMSF is paying a certain kind of pension.
SMSF trustee meeting event checklist
The minutes from trustee minutes are very important documents for your SMSF. Your auditor will examine them carefully every year and if your fund is ever randomly examined by the ATO, you will be in a much better position if you have comprehensive minutes around all major decisions made for the fund.
5 new year’s resolutions for your SMSF
An SMSF is no different to a fitness, diet or a savings plan, in that a few days dedicated to making sure it is in order for the year ahead will reap benefits over the next 12 months. So what are some of the things that you should be resolving to do for your SMSF in 2020?