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SMSF guides
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Detailed yet simple guides for the decisions trustees actually face: setup, pensions, investment strategy, property, crypto, death benefits, audits, and year-end planning.
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Use the calculators and references when you need a fast answer: contribution caps, pension minimums, compliance dates, rules, glossary terms, and trustee deadlines.
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"The non-arm's length income provisions may apply where the LRBA terms are not consistent with those which might reasonably be expected had the parties been dealing at arm's length."
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If your SMSF borrows to buy a property from a related party, the loan terms need to match what a bank would offer a stranger. If they do not, the ATO can tax all rental income from that property at 45%.
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Start here if you are checking whether Super Informed is useful for your fund, your adviser conversations, or your weekly SMSF reading.
Super Informed is an independent SMSF resource for Australian trustees. It brings together guides, tools, glossary definitions, compliance dates, and weekly updates in understandable language.
No. Super Informed provides general information only. It is designed to help you understand the issue, prepare better questions, and know what to raise with your accountant, adviser, auditor, or lawyer.
Use the pathfinder near the top of the homepage if you have a specific job in mind. If you are not sure, start with the SMSF guides, the compliance calendar, or the .
Yes. The weekly newsletter is currently free and is written for Australian SMSF trustees.
The weekly newsletter
Simple SMSF updates, every Thursday.
The week's most important development for trustees: rule changes, ATO updates, deadlines and the decisions worth raising with your adviser.
SMSF Scam: How the Cold Call Rollover Scam Works and How to Spot It
SMSF rollover scams use real paperwork, real-looking websites and copied licence details to make a theft look like an ordinary superannuation decision.
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SMSF Minimum Balance: What the Industry Super Push Means for Trustees
Industry super funds are pushing for minimum balance safeguards on SMSFs. The cost concern is real, but a single dollar threshold does not tell the whole story.
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Who Can Audit an SMSF?
Audit season is underway. Here is who can legally audit an SMSF, why independence matters, what audits commonly cost, and how the process works before lodgement.
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Your 2025-26 SMSF Audit Checklist: What Auditors Check and How to Prepare
The 2025-26 SMSF audit now connects to Division 296 baseline values, LRBA transition records, ATO lodgement scrutiny and the usual audit evidence trustees need on file.
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SMSF Residential Property Borrowing Banned: What Trustees Need to Know
New SMSF LRBAs for residential property will close from 10 August 2026. Existing arrangements, refinancing of pre-commencement borrowings, and some pre-commencement acquisitions are carved out.
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Archived SMSF Timing Trap: Before 30 June or After 1 July 2026
More superannuation thresholds change on 1 July 2026 than in any recent year. For some EOFY decisions, the smarter move for SMSF trustees may be to wait.
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What Changed for SMSFs on 1 July 2026: New Caps, Payday Super, Division 296 and More
Every key SMSF threshold, rule and deadline that changed on 1 July 2026 in one reference: contribution caps, the transfer balance cap, Payday Super, Division 296 and two service closures.
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SMSF Valuations at 30 June 2026: Why They Now Carry Permanent Consequences
Your 30 June 2026 asset values now support the SMSF audit, Division 296 reporting, and the one-off cost base reset election. Here is what trustees should have on file before year end.
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CSLR SMSF Levy: The $154M Compensation Problem Facing Australian Trustees
Treasury is consulting on whether SMSF trustees should help fund a compensation scheme under serious financial pressure. Most trustees have never heard of it.
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ASIC Reviewed 100 SMSF Advice Files. 62 Failed. What That Means for Your Next Audit
ASIC reviewed how SMSFs are being set up. The weaknesses it found don't stay with the adviser. They follow the fund.
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