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SuperStream deadline fast approaching

October 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in SMSF

SMSF trustees must get ready to process rollovers via SuperStream by 1 October 2021. This means trustees will no longer able to send and receive paper rollover benefit statements and cheques between superannuation funds. SuperStream requires employers to pay superannuation and send employee information electronically in a standard format. This links the data to the...

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Inheriting rental properties jointly A dilemma?

October 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Taxation

Imagine you’re lucky enough to inherit, say, four post-CGT rental properties from a deceased parent – but what happens when your sibling also inherits a half-share of these? While you both acquire a very valuable 50% interest across four properties, it’s safe to say that in most scenarios, you’d both rather have a 100% interest...

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Home as a place of business during COVID: CGT implications

October 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Small Business, Taxation

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in more employees working from home than ever before. This, in turn, has resulted in such people being able to claim a range of deductions for various “running expenses” associated with working from home. These expenses include electricity, phone service, cleaning, decline in the value of equipment, furniture and furnishing...

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Compensation payments: Avoiding contribution issues

October 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in SMSF

Superannuation fund trustees who receive compensation from financial institutions and insurance providers must consider how receipt of these payments may impact a member’s contribution caps. A superannuation fund may have a right to seek compensation if it entered into a legal contract or agreement with a financial services provider or insurance provider, paid the fees...

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Wallace Partners Client Information Newsletter October 2021

October 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Client Information Newsletter

Access our Wallace Partners Client Information Newsletter October 2021 below: Wallace Partners CIN October 2021

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Bonus Article, Super and bankruptcy: Protecting your nest egg

September 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Small Business, SMSF, Taxation

The Federal Government has put measures in place to help protect businesses from insolvencies stemming from the COVID-19 economic downturn. Yet not all businesses will come through to the other side and bankruptcy will be a reality for some. So, what happens to super benefits (ie, lump sums and pensions) when a superannuation fund member...

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Bonus Article, How can you dispute an ATO decision?

September 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Small Business, Taxation

If you or your client are not satisfied with an ATO private ruling or decision, there are a number of ways you can dispute it. ATO INTERNAL DISPUTES POLICY The ATO’s in-house facilitation services deal with less complex disputes. This is essentially a mediation process where an impartial ATO facilitator meets with you and the...

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Stapling super: Reducing multiple accounts for employees

September 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Small Business, Taxation

New legislation will ensure that when an employee moves jobs, the super fund they used with their former employer will be ‘stapled’ and will automatically follow them. Under current rules, if an employee changes jobs multiple times over their working life and does not nominate a superannuation fund to their employer, they could end up...

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Trust distributions to non‑residents

September 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Taxation

When an Australian trust makes a distribution to a non-resident beneficiary, it is often the case that the Australian trust is required to pay tax on the distribution. The trustee’s payment of tax on trust distributions to non-resident beneficiaries of an Australian trust is a tax collection security measure. It is a type of withholding...

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Buying a new home before selling the old one: The ins and outs

September 14, 2021 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Taxation

Sometimes an individual or couple decide to buy a new home before selling their existing one. In such cases, a concession exists that allows for both houses to be treated as a main residence for up to six months – but only if certain conditions are met. Section 118-140 of the Income Tax Assessment Act...

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