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The High Court has decided that BDBNs in SMSFs do not need to comply with the technical requirements in the superannuation regulations, but is that the end of it?
There are still many risks with BDBNs, and they can still be challenged and go wrong in many ways, including where:
Now is a good time to review BDBNs to ensure they validly deal with the superannuation death benefits in SMSFs.
Join our webinar on 23 June 2022 where we explore this further, or contact a member of our team.
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