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Self-managedsuper fund(SMSF) trustees planning to borrow to buy property face an important new restriction.
Self-managedsuper fund(SMSF) trustees who pay pay-as-you-go (PAYG) instalments have been encouraged to review their tax position as the 2026–27 year progresses.
The Division 296 tax on large superannuation balances has now commenced, and the Australian Taxation Office has highlighted the importance of accurate asset valuations and appropriate audit evidence for self-managed super funds.
The Australian Taxation Office is encouraging self-managedsuper fund(SMSF) trustees to slow down and check their numbers before lodging the SMSF annual return (SAR).
With Payday Super now in effect, the Australian Taxation Office has moved to clear up some persistent myths for self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees.
• No. The proposal focuses on new SMSFs linked to investigations involving fraud, abuse, misconduct or potential harm.
• Yes. The fund needs a final independent audit before lodging its final annual return.
• No. The outcome depends on whether the fund continues to satisfy the Australiansuper fundresidency tests.
• SMSF accounting records and financial statements generally must be retained for at least five years.
• Division 296 and the restriction on new property LRBAs apply from their respective 2026 commencement dates.
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