Date

25 Sep 2025

  • 1:30pm - 3:00pm AEST

Description

A webinar that covers practical implications of legislation changes, ATO rulings and court cases that impact superannuation funds, followed by a practical Q&A on topical issues.


Details

Heffron's Quarterly Technical Webinars focus on the practical implications of:

  • Legislation changes;
  • ATO rulings, interpretative decisions and guidance;
  • Court Cases and AAT decisions; and
  • Government announcements that impact on superannuation funds.

All registrants are provided access to the on-demand recording, resources and optional assessment via email within 48 hours of the event.

 

Audience 
  • Accountants
  • Advisers 

Not relevant to trustees

 

Accreditation – Per Webinar
  • Attendance only – approx. 1.5 hours
  • Attendance + assessment – approx. 3 hours
  • SMSFA, FAAA, Legislated CPD, TPB + eligible CPE with the various accounting bodies

Price

$176 incl GST

Register Interest

 

By registering for this event you agree to receive communications from any partners we may engage for this event.  If you do not wish to receive these communications please email events@heffron.com.au

 

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Quarterly Technical Webinar | September 2025

Event Contact

Deanne Chetty

T: 1300 433 376

E: events@heffron.com.au

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