Overview
Are your clients’ Self-Managed Super Funds performing as well as they should? Could there be unintentional breaches of the codes surrounding SMSFs?
We can help you answer these and other important questions regarding your clients’ SMSF through an independent, professional audit.
Our two-stage review process ensures no stone is left unturned in delivering you an audit of the highest possible standards.
Why use our audit
As an accountant or advisor you may have concerns that your clients’ SMSF funds have unintentional breaches of the codes. The only way to be fully reassured is to undertake an audit.
This is particularly true if the fund is new and has never been audited or is overdue for one.
If you are unsure of how recent superannuation changes could be affecting your clients’ SMSF’s, an audit will help bring clarity to this situation.
Of course if you are unsure if you require an audit or how to prepare for one or have any other questions, please feel free to contact us and we will assist you.
What we can help you with
Please see below the ways in which we can help:
Our team
Below is a list of our team members who specialise in this specific service. They are committed to investing their time in helping you to achieve your financial goals.
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Alex Swansson
General Manager Superannuation Audit
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Jessie Le
SMSF Auditor
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Jacklyn Li
Senior SMSF Auditor
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Latest News & Events
Key focus areas for your SMSF in 2021
Despite a focus on dealing with the pandemic during 2020, several key legislative initiatives have either been recently introduced or are before parliament now
How Will The Increased Transfer Balance Cap Of $1.7m Impact Your Clients?
On 1 July 2021, the transfer balance cap will increase to $1.7m from $1.6m that was set on 1 July 2017. So, if you think you now get an extra $100k to start a pension, you would think wrong.
Proposed Deadline For SMSF Accounts Preparation
In October Treasury put some proposed changes to various legislation including SISA and SISR out to consultation. The most significant change affecting SMSFs is the introduction of a deadline for the accounts to be prepared and ready for audit.
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