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Published on 11 Apr 08 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper gives a Lawyer's and Accountant's perspective of:

  • the new regulations that allow SMSFs to borrow
  • how to structure this borrowing correctly
  • the restrictions that apply to gearing in a SMSF
  • the accounting issues associated with these changes
  • other tax implications to consider - CGT, stamp duty, GST
  • is the Rudd Government likely to change the rules? 

Author profile

Ronald Doig FTI
Ron practices in superannuation, taxation and related areas such as estate planning and business and asset structuring. Advice is given to a wide range of clients including the accounting profession and other consultants to the business community, and the financial services industry. Ron is a director of the West Perth firm Munro Doig. - Current at 30 August 2017
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