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SMSF auditors who fail to report clients who attempt to coerce or manipulate them could face jail time under a lesser known obligation of the SIS Act, reminds a lawyer.
Speaking in a recent webinar, DBA Lawyers special counsel Bryce Figot said very few SMSF professionals and auditors are aware of Section 130 BA of the SIS Act.
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