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Reducing de facto death duties on the payment of superannuation death benefits to adult children paper

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Published on 19 Jun 14 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • an overview of the taxation of superannuation benefits
  • element taxed in the fund
  • establishing ‘dependency’
  • accessing super pre-death
  • re-contribution strategies
  • other relevant issues for adult children beneficiaries.

Author profile

Suzanne Mackenzie CTA
Photo of author, Suzanne MACKENZIE Suzanne is Partner and Practice Leader at DMAW Lawyers and has particular expertise in the financial services and superannuation industry having specialised in all aspects of superannuation law since she began practising over 25 years ago. She is the principal adviser to all South Australian large superannuation funds and her practice is involved in working with accountants, advisers and high net worth individuals involved in the self-managed superannuation industry, particularly in complex areas. - Current at 01 August 2012
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The ATO role in the administration of superannuation

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