Jason Spits is a Senior Journalist with a broad focus on a variety of topics. He covers subjects ranging from finance and taxation to investments and regulatory changes. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for breaking down complex information, Jason provides informative and insightful articles for readers.
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Jason Spits' coverage focuses on legal and compliance matters, personal finance, and government regulation related to finance, investments, taxation, retirement planning, and industry-related topics. His articles frequently feature profiles on individuals or organizations within the financial sector as well as government announcements.
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OpenInvest has joined with a Sydney adviser to provide an online investment tool offering specialised portfolio options for members of the Vietnamese community.
The Financial Advice Association Australia has written to every member of parliament asking them to support its call for an inquiry into the collapse of Dixon Advisory.
Using contribution splitting to intentionally keep super balances uneven is a legitimate strategy that opens up other opportunities for members to access or grow their funds.
Olivia Long has launched a new SMSF administration firm that will use artificial intelligence to produce client reports, with plans to use it across the entire reporting process.
The government has released plans that will open a five year window for SMSF members to exit legacy pensions and to allocate reserves to specific members without impacting contribution caps.
A public inquiry will be held into the collapse of Dixon Advisory after the FAAA secured support for the move in parliament.
SMSF trustees travelling overseas are retrospectively applying the two-year rule to the central management and control test rather than correctly stating their intentions prior to departure.
Proposed regulations to allow simple exits from legacy pensions are a positive result for the SMSF sector, which has called for their introduction for five years.
SMSF trustees should be asked if any actions in relation to fund assets fall outside their trustee capacity as these will not be considered as a reasonable attempt to comply with the NALE rules.
New SMSF deeds should not lock down the operation of BDBNs or pensions, but not be so open ended they lack any reference to how they will be executed at the appropriate time.
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