Set out below are all SuperGuide articles that relate to SMSF administration.
5 new year’s resolutions for your SMSF
Most things in life benefit from some planning. Resolving to do these simple actions will help your SMSF run smoothly and could even boost its performance.
How to add a new member to your SMSF
As SMSFs are now able to have six members instead of four, here’s a refresher on the process involved in increasing your fund’s membership.
Your SMSF calendar for 2022
At the start of each year we put together a calendar to help you keep on top of your SMSF to-do list for the next 12 months.
How to prepare for an SMSF auditor and fill in your SMSF tax return
Just because you’ve chosen a DIY fund, doesn’t mean you have to do everything yourself. But if you choose to do most of the work, there are legal hoops to comply with.
SMSFs structures: Corporate or individual trustee?
Corporate trustees are becoming increasingly popular with SMSFs, but an individual trustee structure also has its merits.
Guide to SMSF trust deeds
Before you set out on your SMSF journey, you will need a road map known as a trust deed.
Guide to SMSF audits
An annual audit is one of the necessary chores associated with running an SMSF, but it can save trustees from inadvertent and costly breaches of the rules.
SMSF setup guide: 9 steps you need to follow
SMSFs offer more control than other super funds, but strict rules apply. Follow our 9-step guide to ensure your fund complies with all your legal obligations from the outset.
How to record SMSF minutes
If you’re new to SMSFs then you may also be new to minute-taking. If so, we request a minute of your time to guide you through the process.
How to wind up an SMSF
Like everything to do with SMSFs, there are rules and processes to follow when the time comes to call it a day.
SMSF reporting and record-keeping requirements
SMSFs have many attractions but keeping up with the admin is not one of them. Here’s what you need to know to stay on the right side of the law.
How much does it cost to wind up an SMSF?
All SMSFs will need to be wound up one day, so it pays to be aware of the costs from the outset.
SMSF estate and succession planning: What’s the difference?
When planning who gets what when you die, many people forget about their SMSF. It’s not just about the distribution of fund assets, but who’s in control.
Real DIY super: How to keep SMSF costs super low
If you’re prepared to do a lot of the grunt work yourself, running your own super fund need not be costly.
Had enough of your SMSF: What are your options?
Running an SMSF can sound appealing when you start out, but as the years pass there are many reasons you may want out. So, what are the alternatives?
