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Calculating exempt current pension income presentation
Published on 14 Aug 14 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This presentation covers:
- exempt current pension income
- statistics
- calculation methods
- TD 2013/D7(withdrawn)
- capital gains and losses.
Author profile:
Brad Twentyman
Brad is a Director in the Superannuation consulting practice of Pitcher Partners and commenced with the firm in 2004. Brad has specialised in superannuation for 15 years, operating in the private and public sectors, including providing policy and technical advice to government. Brad provides strategic advice to the firm's high net worth clients, including tax-effective contribution and benefit strategies, consults with superannuation fund trustees on compliance, disclosure and governance requirements and advises the firm's employer clients on compulsory superannuation requirements. Current at 27 May 2014This was presented at National Superannuation Conference 2014.
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Calculating exempt current pension income
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Issues for the claiming of FITOs
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Non-arm’s length income – How does it apply and where is it at?
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The role of a 'tax manager' in a large superannuation fund
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Successful SMSF succession planning
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Tax and infrastructure investments
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Views from a custodian
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The role of 'tax manager' in a superannuation fund
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Looking beyond the horizon – Likely reforms for superannuation tax policy for the future of the industry
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LRBAs and insurance
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