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Why a Generic SMSF Investment Strategy Could Leave Your Fund Exposed

Under the governingSuperannuationregulations, a fund's investment strategy must be formulated and given effect having regard to the whole circumstances of the fund. That includes the risk and likely return of the fund's investments, theDiversificationof its assets, the fund'sLiquidityand its ability to discharge existing and …

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

How SMSF Property Borrowing Changed on 10 August—and What Trustees Need to Check

The change works through the limited recourse borrowing arrangement, the only lawful way an SMSF can borrow to buy a large asset. Under an LRBA, the fund borrows to acquire a single asset held in a separate holding trust, and the lender's recourse is …

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

How Tax-Effect Accounting Could Change the Super Balance Used for Division 296

Tax-effect accounting recognises not just the tax a fund owes now, but the tax it is expected to pay or save in the future because of differences between the accounting and tax treatment of its assets. The most common example in an SMSF is …

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

How Class's New AI Tools Could Cut the Paperwork Behind Your SMSF

On 15 July 2026, Class introduced two AI-powered solutions designed to reduce administrative burden and improve client engagement. According to the company, one focuses on turning fund data into clearer client-facing reporting, and the other on speeding up the reconciliation of transactions, which is …

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

How New Share Registry Connections Could Simplify SMSF Reporting

An SMSF's records must capture every relevant transaction and holding accurately, and much of that information originates outside the fund's own accounts. Share registries hold details of registered ownership, dividends and corporate actions; banks hold cash movements. Assembling this data manually is slow and …

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

Why SMSF Property Investors Are Rethinking Their Next Purchase After Borrowing Rule Changes

From 10 August 2026, new limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBAs) can no longer be used to acquire standard residentialInvestmentproperties. Borrowing to acquire real property is now limited to premises used wholly and exclusively in carrying on a business.

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

Why Inflation Could Be Quietly Reshaping SMSF Retirement Plans

For SMSF retirees, this slow effect matters because retirement can span decades. Small annual changes in the cost of living can compound over time and influence how effectively a fund supports a member’s lifestyle, future needs and potential legacy plans.

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

Why SMSF Trustees Should Review Their Fund Before Making Their Next Contribution

A contribution interacts with several parts of an SMSF, including theInvestmentstrategy, contribution limits, member eligibility and record-keeping requirements.

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

Why One SMSF Pension Mistake Could Create an Unexpected Compliance Problem

Failing to meet the minimum pension requirement, even by a relatively small amount, can in some circumstances result in the income stream being treated as having ceased for tax purposes. This may affect the fund’s access to valuable tax concessions and create additional reporting …

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026

Why SMSF Audits Could Become a Bigger Focus for Trustees This Year

The ATO has highlighted auditor independence, high-risk auditors and high-volume auditors as areas of focus. At the same time, the Auditor Contravention Report (ACR) process means issues identified during an audit can lead to further regulatory attention.

Sonal Goyal | 18 September 2026
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