Our SMSF non-compliance actions
The actions we can take if self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees don't comply with super laws.
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Australian Taxation Office New year, fresh start – keep your fund’s access secure
Super funds should regularly review RAM, Access Manager and ABR details to help prevent unauthorised access.
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Australian Taxation Office Engage with us early if you’re undertaking an SFT or IFT
Find out how filling in the right forms early helps you get SFTs and IFTs right the first time.
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Australian Taxation Office Creating and updating a USI on the FVS
Keep your unique superannuation identifier (USI) details up to date on the Fund Validation Service (FVS).
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Australian Taxation Office Boost your myID using your WA drivers licence
Western Australians can now verify their drivers licence photo in the myID app.
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Australian Taxation Office Do donations attract GST?
Some donations and gifts received by NFP organisations may be subject to GST. Work out when GST may apply.
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Australian Taxation Office Get ready for the SBSCH closure
Do you know what you need to do to prepare for the Small Business Superannuation Clearing House closing on 1 July?
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Australian Taxation Office Our approach for small business
Our treatment methods and approach to poor compliance.
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Australian Taxation Office Payday Super and qualifying earnings – get the facts straight!
From 1 July, under Payday Super, super will be calculated on qualifying earnings (QE). Here’s what you need to know.
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Australian Taxation Office Cash income and payments – don’t hide or the ATO will seek you out
Our focus on businesses who use cash to avoid their tax and business obligations.
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