The Future of NDIS: Trends & Opportunities for Providers
The National Disability Insurance Scheme is an ever-evolving scenario for both NDIS participants and providers. With the recent announcement of
Here’s is how we can help you set up your Self-managed superfund:
A SMSF is a private superannuation fund, regulated by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) that you manage yourself. SMSFs can have up to four members. All members must be trustees (or directors, if there is a corporate trustee) and are responsible for decisions made about the fund and compliance with relevant laws. Set up costs and annual running expenses can be high, so it’s most cost-effective if you have a large balance.
Here’s is how we can help you set up your Self-managed superfund:
By law, if you or another trustee of your self managed super fund becomes bankrupt, that person can no longer remain a trustee, director or member of the super fund. SMSFs have a 6-month grace period to remove the bankrupt trustee and make arrangements to deal with their super assets.
Seek legal advice about the actions you need to take to deal with bankruptcy and your SMSF.
If you’re thinking about setting up an SMSF because you’re not happy with your current fund or the way your money is invested, consider changing to another fund or investment option first. See choosing a super fund.
Super funds use highly skilled professionals to invest your money. Will the investments you choose perform better than your professionally managed super fund? Are you confident you can accurately measure returns?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme is an ever-evolving scenario for both NDIS participants and providers. With the recent announcement of
Running a small business in Australia, especially one that caters to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), can be incredibly
Navigating the intricacies of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can be daunting, especially when it comes to accounting. As
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