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READ MORE76% of accountants give SMSF advice, but numbers are sliding
While the licensing regime and super reforms saw a slight dip in the number of accounting firms looking to expand their SMSF services, accountants have rekindled their interest in the SMSF space this year, according to new research.
Investment Trends research director Recep III Peker said the last two years have been quite challenging for a lot of accountants, especially in terms of focusing on SMSFs.
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