I was recently asked “What power or authority does the ATO have to review or audit a SMSF that has just been formed".
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MSCJ Superannuation Service Pty Ltd
MSCJ Superannuation Services Pty Ltd was established in 2003 by Michael Dietrich as an independent SMSF Audit practice to enable those who produce financial statements for SMSF's to obtain an audit opinion that is free from any perceived or actual bias, undue influence or pressure. MSCJ Superannuation Service now provides SMSF Audit, SMSF Administration and SMSF Advice Services to Accountants and Trustees across Australia.
Michael Dietrich is a qualified accountant, tax agent and Member of CPA Australia. Michael is an Authorised Representative of Lifespan Financial Planning Pty Ltd (No: 334297) and a Specialist Advisor of SPAA (Self Managed Super Fund Professionals Association of Australia).
His qualifications include a Bachelor of Commerce and Professional Certificate in Self Managed Superannuation. Michael has presented on various SMSF topics to members of CPA Australia and the Self Managed Super Fund Professionals Association of Australia.
As a firm, we have been founded on Integrity, Objectivity and Independence and we have a mission to provide Professional, Timely and High Quality Services. Michael Dietrich would be happy to discuss you individual needs. Do not hesitate to call him on 1300 766 487.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Thursday, February 02, 2012
I come across mistakes when dealing with pensions all the time. Here are just five of the common mistakes that I have come across. What is clear is that, "when dealing with Self Managed Superannuation good advice is vitally important before you start".
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Monday, January 09, 2012
I was cleaning up my office at home over the Holiday period and came across some old “Money” magazines. Picking up one that had a special feature on superannuation from October 2002, I flicked through the articles and was interested to see how much things had changed and how much has stayed the same.
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