Self-managed super funds
A self-managed super fund (SMSF) is a way of saving for retirement. The members run it for their own benefit.
What to consider when deciding if a self-managed super fund (SMSF) is right for you.
How we regulate SMSFs and auditors, and how you can check your SMSF compliance status and report contraventions.
How to set up a self-managed super fund (SMSF) correctly to comply with tax and superannuation laws.
SMSF investment requirements you must meet to ensure you comply with superannuation law.
How to deal with contributions, deduction notices, rollovers and release authorities.
Trustee obligations include arranging an annual audit, keeping appropriate records and reporting fund's operation.
See our publications and online education modules to navigate the various stages of your SMSF lifecycles.
When and how you can pay an SMSF benefit to a member, the types of benefits and your obligations as SMSF trustee.
When to consider if you need to wind up your SMSF and how to wind it up.
SMSF resources, scam awareness, help and support.
Read the latest updates on tax, super and registry services for self-managed super funds (SMSFs) and approved auditors.
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