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Superannuation: New SMSF borrowing laws: The new must know changes

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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.

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Nathan Papson CTA
Nathan is a lawyer with DBA Lawyers. - Current at 01 June 2012
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Bryce Figot CTA
Bryce is a special counsel at DBA Lawyers and is recognised as one of Australia’s leading SMSF lawyers. He has worked predominantly in the fields of tax and superannuation over the past 17 years and holds a Master of Laws from the University of Melbourne. Bryce is a regular seminar presenter on tax and SMSF topics and has published extensively in these areas. Bryce regularly presents for the major professional bodies including the SMSF Association, CPA Australia The Tax Institute, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and DBA Network. Bryce is regularly quoted and published in the Australian Financial Review, the Herald Sun, CCH and LexisNexis publications, and elsewhere in the financial press. Bryce wrote the book Complete Guide to SMSFs: Planning for Loss of Capacity and Death, published by CCH Wolters Kluwer. Bryce is on the editorial panel of LexisNexis’ Australian Superannuation Law Bulletin. He is a Senior Fellow at the University of Melbourne’s Law School, where he is the subject coordinator of Taxation of Superannuation. Bryce is a Specialist SMSF Advisor™ as well as being a Chartered Tax Adviser - Current at 03 February 2021
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