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Helping Clients RIP Following the Superannuation Reform paper

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Published on 24 Aug 17 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • case study scenarios
  • definitions
  • the impact of the transfer balance cap on cashing out death benefits
  • understanding reversionary and non-reversionary pensions
  • the transfer balance cap for child pensions
  • binding death benefit nominations.

Author profile

Thalia Dardamanis CTA
Thalia is a Special Counsel at Bernie O’Sullivan Lawyers. She has been practising in superannuation law and estate planning for approximately 10 years. Thalia is a regular presenter on superannuation and wealth succession topics and has published extensively in these areas. For several years now she has been lecturing the superannuation module of the advanced Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) program for The Tax Institute. She is currently a member of The Tax Institute’s National Superannuation Technical Committee and is completing her Master of Laws at the University of Melbourne. - Current at 30 June 2015
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ATO presentation: superannuation funds

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Transfer Balance Cap

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2016 Budget Measures – CGT and member taxes issues

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Fixed Trust Issues for SMSFs

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Indirect Tax Issues for Large Superannuation Funds

Author(s):  Louisa Hately,  Steven PATERSON

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Fixing Errors in SMSFS – Retirement Phase

Author(s):  Melanie Dunn

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Fixing Errors in SMSFS – Accumulation Phase

Author(s):  Shirley SCHAEFER

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Indirect taxes

Author(s):  James GORDON

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Contributions

Author(s):  Mark WILKINSON

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Large Superannuation Fund stream – Domestic income tax issues in investments

Author(s):  Prashanthen Ranjit KUMAR

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Helping Clients RIP Following the Superannuation Reform

Author(s):  Thalia Dardamanis

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Trends in court decisions affecting superannuation funds

Author(s):  Michael MATHIESON

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International Investments

Author(s):  Todd CHESLA,  Jeff MILLER,  Makoto TAKAHASHI

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Discussion with the ATO

Author(s):  Kasey MacFarlane

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Transitional CGT Relief for Pension Assets

Author(s):  Graeme COLLEY

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Current developments / emerging issues

Author(s):  Ken Woo

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In-house tax function and operating model

Author(s):  Meghan SPEERS,  Daryn LOO

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International Tax Planning for SMSFs

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Where to for Retirement Incomes and Product Design?

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