SMSF Guide 2011
Current issues and strategies for the funds adviser
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| Book only | |
| $195 Member |
$220 Non-Member |
| Online Subscription Package (3 CPD Hours) | |
| $220 Member |
$245 Non-Member |
Authored by Jemma Sanderson, Cooper Partners Financial Services
Sold out in 2009 and 2010
Subscribe to the online package - available June 2011
SMSF Guide 2011 is a practical guide designed for specialist SMSF advisers, tax practitioners and financial planners who advise superannuation fund trustees and fund members.
This publication is the leading SMSF book on the market written exclusively by successful practicing industry experts that incorporates real case studies, issues and examples from the 2011 Superannuation Roadshow. It takes an in-depth and expanded look at the critical issues relating to the latest superannuation strategies for 2011.
This book clearly highlights recent developments, rulings and important cases; considers tax-effective SMSF strategies; and offers expert tips to ensure you avoid common and costly mistakes.
The new sections and updates for 2011 include
- Consideration of the new borrowing legislation and the ATO's view;
- ATO guidance with respect to the old borrowing rules in certain scenarios;
- Excess contributions and changes to the ability to apply for discretion, or return a contribution due to mistake;
- Outline of new rulings with respect to superannuation, including the ownership of trauma insurance in superannuation, calculation of taxation components upon a member’s death, Enduring Powers of Attorney and Reportable Employer Superannuation Contributions;
- Review of exemptions available when a fund is split upon divorce.
The Online Subscription Package includes
- Unlimited online book access for 12 months
- Interactive eLearning with reference links back to the online book
- 3 CPD Hours allocated to the purchaser
- Regular online book updates
- eNewsletters highlighting the key updates.
Purchasing both the printed book and online subscription as a package entitles you to a 25% discount.


