In certain circumstances taxpayers, including SMSF trustees, may seek compensation from the ATO where a mistake made by the regulator has caused detriment to the taxpayer. However, compensation is o
With the High Court to soon hand down its judgement on the appeal from Hill v Zuda Pty Ltd [2021] WASCA 59, some have suggested that SMSF wills are a way of avoiding the potential pitfalls of BDBN
A recent court decision involving a missing trust deed from 1976 has some significant implications for advisers working with SMSFs and family trusts. A recent case (Mantovani v Vanta Pty Ltd (No 2) [