Changing SMSF trustees requires an understanding of the legal responsibilities assigned to the individuals involved.

The rules around transferring UK pension benefits back to Australia have changed again recently.

Practitioners must know the limits applying to the advice and services they can provide to protect their clients and themselves.

The distinction between the illegal early access of benefits and a loan to SMSF members is an important one to make.

The choice of trustee structure when establishing an SMSF has significant ramifications.

The possible introduction of the Division 296 tax has revived the importance of effective total super balance management.

The update to TR 2013/5 has several serious implications for SMSF trustees.

The result of the recent federal election has raised even more questions about the Division 296 tax.

Financial abuse has become an urgent issue in Australian society and particularly for the SMSF sector.