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Asset protection - Just how safe is your superannuation? paper

Asset protection - Just how safe is your superannuation? paper

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Published on 31 Oct 13 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

We assume assets in a super fund are safe, this is not true. What are the true limits including:

the nature of rights in super and shaping this is vital
how members, non-members and others can access assets in super funds
the apparent attitude of the ATO to recovery of tax debts from superannuation funds
rights of other creditors to claim moneys from the trustee of a super fund in respect of a member
the implications of the decision in Denlay.

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Peter Bobbin CTA

Peter is in his 30th year of superannuation, taxation and estate planning solutions. Many clients, large and small, have business and family wealth succession plans that are operating today, which were first developed 25 years ago under Peter's guidance. He is a former lecturer in the Masters of Taxation, Laws and Financial Planning degrees at the University of Western Sydney, and has presented to the ATO, ASIC and a variety of other acronym organisations. In 2015, Peter was awarded SME Tax Adviser of the Year by The Tax Institute. - Current at 30 August 2017

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