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Published on 01 Sep 10 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE
Recent legislative changes have impacted how super fund trustees may borrow. This article discusses the six key changes that all practitioners should be aware of.
Author profiles
Nathan Papson CTA
Nathan is a lawyer with DBA Lawyers. - Current at 01 June 2012More by Nathan PAPSON
- Superannuation and property – Current issues paper - 22-November-2017
- Superannuation succession planning strategies paper - 23-October-2013
- Superannuation: Making pensions reversionary “mid-stream” - 01-November-2012
- Superannuation: Latest SMSF borrowing developments - 01-August-2012
- Superannuation: No more trading stock for SMSFs - 01-June-2012
- Superannuation: SMSF succession planning for advisers - 01-November-2011
- SMSF succession planning. - 26-September-2011
- Superannuation: SMSF succession planning - 01-August-2011
- SMSFs investing in unit trusts. - 21-July-2011
- Superannuation: SMSF borrowings: The intricacies of the holding trust - 01-June-2011
- SMSF borrowings - holding or bare trusts? - 27-May-2011
- Overseas SMSF members - a practical guide. - 28-April-2011
- Superannuation: Overseas SMSF members – a practical guide - 01-April-2011
- SMSFs investing in property and borrowing paper - 02-March-2011
- Superannuation: SMSFs investing in unit trusts - 01-December-2010
- Superannuation: Practical advantages of an SMSF corporate trustee - 01-November-2010
- New SMSF borrowing laws - the new "must know" changes. - 31-August-2010
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Bryce Figot CTA
Bryce is a Director at leading SMSF law firm DBA Lawyers. He practices predominantly in taxation and superannuation law, particularly the law of SMSFs. He is regularly quoted and published in the Australian Financial Review, the Herald Sun, CCH and LexisNexis publications, and elsewhere in the financial press. He presents extensively to accountants, financial planners and lawyers Australia-wide. Bryce has worked with DBA Lawyers since 2003. He holds both a bachelor degree and a masters degree in law and is an accredited Specialist SMSF Advisor. - Current at 10 December 2015More by Bryce FIGOT
- Superannuation: SMSF investment strategies: Are they a financial product? - 01-November-2019
- Payments above ABP minimum - reasons to prospectively document a strategy ASAP - 10-November-2017
- Challenge to BDBN fails due to valid service on corporate trustee - 30-October-2017
- Recent court decisions clarify protection of death benefit payments to bankrupts - 04-September-2017
- Superannuation: Critical case: Wooster v Morris - 01-July-2017
- Death benefit dependancy - 09-February-2017
- Superannuation: The $1.6m transfer balance cap explained - 01-November-2016
- The $1.6m transfer balance cap explained - 11-October-2016
- Death benefit dependant: can an interdependency relationship exist between deceased child and parent? - 12-July-2016
- Insurance traps for SMSF members - 12-April-2016
- SMSF estate planning disasters, and how to avoid them..paper - 09-March-2016
- Collectables and personal use assets in an SMSF - 09-December-2015
- Good news for SMSFs and bankruptcy comes with a caution - 05-May-2015
- Problem SMSFs - reasons to help the taxman do his job? - 31-March-2015
- Latest on excess non-concessional contributions - 14-October-2014
- McIntosh case has important implications for SMSF succession planning - 01-July-2014
- Superannuation: Non-arm’s length SMSF loans = huge tax bill! - 01-June-2014
- Non-arm's length SMSF loans = huge tax bill! - 26-May-2014
- Trustees be warned - the ATO has new penalty powers - 26-May-2014
- The most important case ever in SMSF succession planning.... and what it really means - 06-May-2014
- TR 2010/1: did the ATO get it right? Liwszyc v Commissioner of Taxation tells all! - 29-April-2014
- Superannuation: TR 2010/1: Did the ATO get it right? - 01-April-2014
- Superannuation: The most important case in SMSF succession planning and what it really means - 01-February-2014
- Changes of trustee - getting it right - 26-November-2013
- Superannuation: How to deduct superannuation contributions by passive investment trusts - 01-November-2013
- Changes for SMSF pensions - 09-September-2013
- The ATO versus the protected status of super - 09-September-2013
- Can the ATO access a taxpayer's superannuation when bankruptcy looms? - 09-September-2013
- Risks of borrowing are all related - 09-September-2013
- Superannuation: Can the ATO access a taxpayer’s superannuation when bankruptcy looms? - 01-August-2013
- Superannuation: Changes for SMSF pensions - 01-July-2013
- Critical new SMSF strategies and updates paper - 18-April-2013
- Superannuation: SMSF trustee dealings with the ATO – How to handle contraventions - 01-April-2013
- Superannuation: Auto-reversionary pensions after the MYEFO - 01-December-2012
- SMSFs - Critical new stategies and updates paper - 25-October-2012
- Superannuation: Related party lending and SMSFs - Has the ATO really given a “carte blanche”? - 01-October-2012
- Superannuation: Sheltering in Bornstein’s “perfect storm”: Excess contributions tax crisis averted - 01-September-2012
- Investments in unit trusts and companies: The current issues paper - 22-August-2012
- Superannuation: When is a grandchild financially dependent on a grandparent? - 01-July-2012
- Superannuation: No more trading stock for SMSFs - 01-June-2012
- The Ali decision - What it means for SMSFs - 01-March-2012
- The Ali decision : what it means for SMSFs - 29-February-2012
- The Ali decision : what it means for SMSF's - 22-February-2012
- Superannuation: New ATO ID released: Impact for SMSF succession planning - 01-December-2011
- Creating and protecting wealth using self managed pensions paper - 09-November-2011
- Reversionary pensions paper - 28-October-2011
- Superannuation: Impact of SMSFR 2011/D1 - 01-October-2011
- Why your SMSF should have a sole purpose corporate trustee. - 26-September-2011
- Superannuation: Why your SMSF should have a sole purpose corporate trustee - 01-September-2011
- Business real property and SMSFs conducting businesses paper - 04-August-2011
- Superannuation: Why your children should not be members of your SMSF - 01-July-2011
- Overseas SMSF members - a practical guide. - 28-April-2011
- Superannuation: Overseas SMSF members – a practical guide - 01-April-2011
- Superannuation: SMSFs and court imposed penalties - 01-March-2011
- Superannuation: The Finch judgment: What it really means for SMSFs - 01-February-2011
- ATO clarification for super funds borrowing. - 11-October-2010
- ATO clarification for super funds borrowing - 01-October-2010
- New SMSF borrowing laws - the new "must know" changes. - 31-August-2010
- Superannuation: Integrated SMSF succession planning - 01-August-2010
- Superannuation: Important clarifications for super fund borrowings - 01-July-2010
- Important clarifications for super fund borrowings. - 25-June-2010
- CGT small business concessions and superannuation. - 22-June-2010
- Superannuation: Henry and Cooper — what does it mean for you? - 01-June-2010
- Superannuation: Greater certainty for SMSF borrowing arrangements - 01-May-2010
- Greater certainty for SMSF borrowing arrangements. - 08-April-2010
- The consequences of non-compliance. - 06-April-2010
- ATO's step up in rendering SMSFs non-complying: what it means to you. - 08-February-2010
- Superannuation: Can a BDBN specify how a death benefit is paid? - 01-February-2010
- Can a BDBN specify how a death benefit is paid? - 21-January-2010
- Important clarification for SMSFs using enduring powers of attorney. - 24-November-2009
- Important clarification for SMSFs using enduring powers of attorney. - 22-October-2009
- The bind that ties? - 01-October-2009
- SMSFs and non-arm’s length (special) income - 01-October-2009
- SMSFs & non-arm's length income: the key "must know" elements. - 29-September-2009
- Excess superannuation contributions: the rules ... and what to do when things go wrong. - 15-September-2009
- How long can a BDBN last for? - 10-August-2009
- Excess super contributions: the practical issues - 01-August-2009
- Real estate development and SMSFs paper - 24-July-2009
- Excess superannuation contributions: the practical issues. - 14-July-2009
- SMSF trustees and property. - 02-June-2009
- Superannuation contributions for grandchildren? - 18-May-2009
- Anti-detriment deductions. - 12-May-2009
- Minimum pension payments officially lowered. - 28-April-2009
- Can an SMSF run a real estate development business? - 09-April-2009
- Super and bankruptcy: protecting your nest egg. - 08-April-2009
- Superannuation: The hot issues paper - 13-March-2009
- Super and bankruptcy: protecting your nest egg. - 10-March-2009
- Super and bankruptcy: protecting your nest egg. - 02-March-2009
- Paperwork & SMSF : how to avoid some common mistakes. - 07-January-2009
- Anti-detriment deductions. - 25-November-2008
- Anti-detriment deductions. - 11-November-2008
- Top three errors in smsf paperwork. - 08-October-2008
- Who is financially dependent? - 01-September-2008
- Key issues in Self Managed Superannuation Fund succession planning. - 01-August-2008
- Superannuation: key issues paper - 19-October-2007
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