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The SMSF Life Cycle

Before you start an SMSF

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Once you have made the decision to proceed with a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF), we can assist you with that process. However, please note that we do not provide financial and legal advice at any point during the life cycle of your SMSF, including matters related to SMSF compliance and SMSF obligations.

Step 1 Set Up SMSF

Make a decision with minutes to setup your self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF). Decide the Members and Trustees to ensure SMSF compliance and adhere to your SMSF obligations. Execute the Trust Deed.

Register with ATO

Open SMSF Bank Account

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Register with the ATO to obtain your ABN and TFN, which are essential for managing your self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) and ensuring SMSF compliance with all relevant SMSF obligations.

Open SMSF Bank Account

Roll Over /Transfer Existing Super

Open SMSF Bank Account

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Once the ATO approves your self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF), you need to apply for a bank account of your choice. While you can use your existing bank, it is recommended to choose CBA or ANZ, as these options can simplify your SMSF compliance and help you meet your SMSF obligations more easily.

Roll Over /Transfer Existing Super

Roll Over /Transfer Existing Super

Roll Over /Transfer Existing Super

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Request your existing superannuation provider to transfer funds to your self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF). We can assist you with this through Supestream setup in SMSF, ensuring you meet all SMSF compliance and SMSF obligations.

Invest as per your Strategy

Roll Over /Transfer Existing Super

Roll Over /Transfer Existing Super

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Based on your investment strategy developed with your Financial Advisor, it's time to implement your self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) investment while ensuring SMSF compliance and meeting all SMSF obligations.

What is involved with an SMSF?

SMSF Annual Obligations

These are the things you as a Trustee to be mindful thruoghout the lifecycle of SMSF

What are all involved with SMSF

It explains what needs to be done 

You need professional to run it

You cant do it all yourself. Seek appropriate professional help

SMSF Loans

Loans and Early Access

Investment Strategy

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Unexpected relationship breakdowns

What to do when realtioship breakdwons

SMSF Trustee Declaration

What as a trustee, you need to be aware of

NALI

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SMSF Setup

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TRIS

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Planning for the retirement

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In house assets

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SMSF Borrowing and LBRA

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Why do I want an SMSF

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Record Keeping

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When should I wind up smsf

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Business Real Property

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when member dies

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When fund breaches or non complying

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Annual Audit

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Related party transactions

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