Description
On 24 August 2018, the Queensland Supreme Court handed down the decision in Re Narumon Pty Ltd (in which Cooper Grace Ward acted). This answers a number of important unresolved issues for SMSFs, such as whether an attorney can make a binding death benefit nomination for a member.
The ramifications for SMSFs will be significant, and it is essential advisers are on top of it.
In this webinar we analyse the implications for SMSFs, including:
- what an attorney can do with a member’s binding death benefit nomination
- can a pension be reversionary if we can’t find the documents
- how to deal with missing trust documents
- is a binding death benefit nomination binding if your trust deed refers to the SIS Act
- how to properly structure enduring powers of attorney.
Who will benefit from this webinar?
This webinar is highly recommended for:
- accountants
- financial planners
- other professional advisers who are assisting clients with SMSFs.
