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READ MORE'Surprise' for SMSFs in latest round of super reforms
The government’s latest exposure draft legislation for its superannuation reforms includes a few surprises that will require planning changes for professionals and SMSF trustees.
For those with more than $1.6m sitting in an SMSF, they won’t be able to segregate their pension assets, according to the draft legislation.
Read the full story at SMSF Adviser.
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