Presented by our expert superannuation trainers, these informative and highly practical sessions explore current Australian SMSF issues and essential developments.

This webinar will provide a practical demonstration of accounting processes, systems and theory for those seeking a broader understanding of their role in the finance team. The webinar is designed to give participants an understanding of what happens in accounting behind the computer screen.

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This session provides an introduction to the Australian superannuation system with a focus on the taxation of superannuation entities and the taxation of payments made from superannuation entities.

To gain clarity on what Advisory is and what it isn’t. To ascertain the personal skills needed and how to adopt them. To understand the organisational capabilities needed to transition to and gain further revenue from advisory work. What client expectations are now and in the future.

The Essential SMSF Update Series will provide you with all the latest legislative, regulatory and other developments in the industry, everything you need to give your clients the best advice based on the most current, high quality information available.

Navigating our superannuation system can be complex. As such, it’s important to know and understand the rules so that you can be equipped to find the opportunities and develop the right solutions for your clients.

This recorded webinar discusses the Super Guarantee (SG) Amnesty which is an important measure – it provides a brief window in which an employer can fix any unpaid compulsory superannuation contributions without incurring the usual substantial penalties.

As an expert tax or accounting professional, people look to you for the most effective tax advice. These critical tax and superannuation updates will give you all the relevant insights you need to ensure you’re providing the best advice to your clients.

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The Essential Superannuation Update Series will provide you with all the latest legislative, regulatory and other developments in the industry - everything you need to give your clients the best advice based on the most current, high quality information available.

The Essential Superannuation Update Series will provide you with all the latest legislative, regulatory and other developments in the industry - everything you need to give your clients the best advice based on the most current, high quality information available.

The Essential Superannuation Update Series will provide you with all the latest legislative, regulatory and other developments in the industry - everything you need to give your clients the best advice based on the most current, high quality information available.

SMSFs have the ability to invest in a wide range of assets, including collectibles, in-house assets and business real property. As such, it is important to understand how the SIS Act and SIS Regulations work to guide and manage the investment activities of SMSF trustees and ensure the fund is maintained for retirement purposes.

Moving from accumulation to pension phase is an important process. As such, having a thorough understanding of how the SIS provisions govern pension and lump sum activities is vital leading up to and during your client’s retirement.

Contributions of cash and other assets into superannuation has always been an important part of accumulating retirement wealth. With changes to contributions around the amount you can contribute as well as the penalties for contributing too much, it is vital that you keep up to date with these developments.

These 2 part recorded webinars (Theory and Case Study) will provide you with a fundamental understanding of the these informative and highly practical sessions that explore current Australian SMSF issues and essential developments.

These 2 part recorded webinars (Theory and Case Study) will provide you with a fundamental understanding of the these informative and highly practical sessions that explore current Australian SMSF issues and essential developments.

These 2 part recorded webinars (Theory and Case Study) will provide you with a fundamental understanding of the these informative and highly practical sessions that explore current Australian SMSF issues and essential developments.

This recorded webinar series will provide you with a fundamental understanding of the these informative and highly practical sessions that explore current Australian SMSF issues and essential developments.

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a profound impact on the Australian economy. In response, the Federal Government of Australia has introduced stimulus and safety net measures to help businesses and individuals. In this special information session, we will explore the practical application of key Federal Government measures impacting SMSFs.

This SMSF foundations series recognises that navigating Australia’s superannuation system can be complex. It is important to know and understand the SMSF rules so that you can be equipped to find the opportunities and develop the right solutions for your clients.

This 6-part special SMSF topic series is presented by our team of tax and superannuation trainers. Each informative and highly practical session will explore a different topical Australian SMSF issue and will ensure that you keep up-to-date with this ever-changing and complex area.

Owning real estate in SMSFs has always been popular. Property development can also be a legitimate investment for SMSFs. However, there are a number of complex and intertwined regulatory matters that need to be assessed to ensure they are not breached.

The Essential Superannuation Update Series will provide you with all the latest legislative, regulatory and other developments in the industry - everything you need to give your clients the best advice based on the most current, high quality information available.

Now available on demand. Designed for SMSF professionals, this dedicated event is set up around the discussion and problem-solving of important trending SMSF concerns — with a group of Australia’s best SMSF technical experts.

The capital gains tax (CGT) main resident exemption is one of the most common exemptions applied by Australian taxpayers. However, it can also be one of the most complex exemptions, in particular where a taxpayer uses their family home for income producing purposes.

This informative and highly practical special topic session will ensure that you understand the applicable rules.

For at least the last 10 years the Australian economy has allowed SMEs and SBEs to trade profitably. However, because of recent drought, bushfires and, now, the COVID-19 pandemic it is likely that the Australian economy may fall into recession.

It is expected that many SME and SBE business may incur substantial losses to the year ending 30 June 2021. In fact, some businesses may take a number of years before they return to profitable trading. This session, our first in a series of Tax issues in recessionary times, considers two case studies that look at transactions that may give rise to bad debt deductions.

Testamentary trusts are commonly used when assets pass to a minor beneficiary under a deceased estate. This informative and highly practical special topic session will ensure that you understand the applicable rules.

For at least the last 10 years the Australian economy has allowed SMEs and SBEs to trade profitably. However, because of recent drought, bushfires and, now, the COVID-19 pandemic it is likely that the Australian economy will fall into recession despite the massive fiscal stimulus response from Federal, State and Territory Governments.

This session, our second in a series of Tax issues in recessionary times, looks at issues relating to trusts that practitioners will likely encounter in the short and medium term.

This session provides an introduction to the Australian superannuation system and is the first module in a series that focuses on the compliance and taxation of self managed superannuation funds (SMSFs).

Ordinarily super funds cannot enter into creditor/borrower type arrangements. However, one way in which a super fund can effectively borrow money that at law does not involve this type of relationship is a limited recourse borrowing arrangement (LRBA).

The LRBA rules in the SIS Act were amended with effect from 6 July 2010 for transactions put in place after that date. This session predominantly provides an outline of the rules applicable for LRBAs entered into after 6 July 2010.

This tax foundations series covers everything from income tax, GST, PAYG, CGT and other Australian tax system essentials. A firm understanding of these essentials will give you a great head-start as a tax professional.

This tax foundations series covers everything from income tax, GST, PAYG, CGT and other Australian tax system essentials. A firm understanding of these essentials will give you a great head-start as a tax professional.

For at least the last 10 years the Australian economy has allowed SMEs and SBEs to trade profitably. However, because of recent drought, bushfires and, now, the COVID-19 pandemic it is likely that the Australian economy will fall into recession despite the massive fiscal stimulus response from Federal, State and Territory Governments.

This session, our third in a series of Tax Issues in Recessionary Times, looks at issues relating to the extended JobKeeper scheme and cashflow boost receipts by PSI companies.

• SMSF Association: Up to 25.5 CPD hours
• FASEA: Up to 25.5 CPD hours
• CA ANZ: Up to 27 CPD hours