SMSF Fractional Property – New Opportunities
Property has traditionally required a significant amount of capital, making direct ownership difficult for some SMSFs. Fractional property investment may provide another way to gain exposure to property by allowing investors to acquire an interest in a larger asset. However, “fractional property” can describe different legal and investment structures. The compliance outcome depends on what […]
SMSF Crypto – Compliance and ATO Rules
Cryptocurrency is not automatically prohibited in an SMSF. However, investing in crypto creates additional compliance, valuation, record keeping and security responsibilities for trustees. The question is not simply whether an SMSF can buy cryptocurrency. Trustees must be able to demonstrate that the investment complies with the fund’s trust deed, investment strategy and superannuation law. Can […]
SMSF Property – LRBA Rules and Traps
Using an SMSF to invest in property can be attractive, particularly for business owners who want their fund to own commercial premises. However, SMSF property purchases are subject to strict rules. An SMSF generally cannot borrow money unless a specific exception applies. The most common borrowing structure is a limited recourse borrowing arrangement, or LRBA. […]
Division 296 The $3 Million Super Tax Explained
From 1 July 2026, individuals with large superannuation balances may be subject to an additional tax under Division 296. For the 2026 – 27 financial year, the large super balance threshold is $3 million. The tax applies to the proportion of an individual’s superannuation earnings associated with the amount above the threshold.ato.gov What is Division […]
SMSF Setup – Step by Step Guide for Business Owners
For some business owners, a self-managed super fund can provide greater control over investment decisions and retirement planning. However, an SMSF is not a simple investment account. It is a regulated trust with ongoing legal, tax and reporting responsibilities. Before establishing an SMSF, business owners should understand both the potential benefits and the work involved […]
Payday Super 2026 – What Business Owners Must Know
From 1 July 2026, Australian employers must pay their employees’ superannuation guarantee contributions more frequently under the new Payday Super system. Instead of paying super quarterly, employers must generally ensure contributions reach their employees’ super funds within seven business days after payday. The super guarantee rate remains 12%, but the way employers calculate, report and […]
New AML/CTF Laws from 1 July 2026: What AgilisCA Clients Need to Know
From 1 July 2026, new Anti‑Money Laundering and Counter‑Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) requirements will apply more broadly to professional service firms, including accounting practices like AgilisCA. These changes are part of a national regulatory push to strengthen Australia’s financial system and align more closely with international standards. This blog explains what AML/CTF laws are, why you’re […]
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Payday Super Is Coming 1 July 2026: What Every Australian Employer Needs to Know
Superannuation is changing in a big way. From 1 July 2026, Australian employers will no longer pay super quarterly. Under the new Payday Super rules, contributions must be paid at the same time as wages and land in each employee’s super fund within seven business days of every payday. If that sounds like a tight […]