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With a new Financial Year, there are a number of key employment thresholds that have changed from 1 July 2017.

From 1 July 2016, even if SMSFs hold more than 20% of the units in a unit trust, it may not be a public trading trust.

Recent changes to superannuation could mean that some lawyers will see reductions in their take-home pay.

This paper, superannuation in an estate planning context, gives a useful insight into the breadth of issues in a will.

[Podcast] Christina Boe speaks about superannuation, trusts and estate planning issues, including binding nominations.

The proposed amendments to the 2016 budget measures for the treatment of TRIS and LRBAs have been passed.

This paper reviews the non-arm's income rules after some landmark cases and the ATO's renewed focus on trust compliance.

Tax residency has become a contentious area of law for individuals working overseas, with increased ATO audit activity.

This case highlights the importance of estate planning advice in relation to the distribution of your superannuation.

The paper considered the elements that must be considered and balanced when dealing with superannuation death benefits.

This paper addresses common issues that can arise with superannuation and death benefits in a blended family estate plan.

In reply to the Financial Systems Inquiry, the government confirmed that it will not ban SMSF limited recourse borrowing.

Trustees must lodge applications soon to offer a MySuper product to default fund employees covered by modern awards.

Link to podcast about whether you need to pay compulsory superannuation contributions to your contractors.

The superannuation clause in modern awards changed to require an employer's default fund to offer a "MySuper product".

Employers should review their Superannuation Guarantee practices and processes as a matter of priority.

If you are unable to work because of a disability, whether by illness or misfortune, you may be entitled to a payout.