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READ MOREATO issues fresh robo-advice warning to SMSF professionals
With certain robo-advice providers promoting their services to unlicensed accountants, the ATO has warned SMSF professionals that their ability to refer clients to these services is limited without an AFSL.
In a website update, the ATO said that accountants who don’t operate under an AFSL are limited in how they can refer a client to an automated advice provider.
Read the full article on SMSF Adviser.
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