Date
20 Mar 2025
- 12:00pm - 4:30pm AEDT
Description
Join us at our Masterclass where we use a 'real-time' case study to walk you through the issues to be addressed when a client dies with money in superannuation.
Details
In this Masterclass we will cover the following:
- Refresher on to whom benefits can be paid and in what form
- Maximising the amount able to be retained in super on death & dealing with any liquidity issues
- Demystifying transfer balance accounts
- Reversionary pensions vs non-reversionary pensions
- Dealing with insurance proceeds
- Effect(s) on ECPI and strategies to maximise fund's position
- Getting the documentation right
Audience
- Accountants and administrators preparing SMSF accounts
- Advisers with clients with money in super
- Auditors of SMSFs
Not relevant to trustees
This Masterclass is a repeat of our popular Death Masterclass from prior years, updated for new developments since that time.
Accreditation
- Attendance only – approx. 4 hours
- SMSFA, FAAA, Legislated CPD, TPB + eligible CPE with the various accounting bodies
Price
$495
Inclusions
Attendees are provided with a copy of the slide deck along with the session materials (which can be used as a reference tool). If you are unable to attend on the day, a recorded version is provided to registrants via the event platform within 2 business days of the live event.
Discounts
We offer discounts for organisations registering 5 or more employees. Please contact our events team at events@heffron.com.au for more details.
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