CRH Law articles

Managing non-compliance in Self-managed superannuation funds [SMSF’s] In Australia, there are approximately 1 million members in 600,000 SMSFs with combined assets exceeding a staggering $750

Following the Federal government’s announcement to review the current retirement income system, it has now released the terms of reference. The Treasurer Josh Frydenberg stated

The federal election will be held on May 18 and both major parties have now outlined their superannuation and tax policies. With the federal election

What is an SMSF? A Self-Managed Super Fund (“SMSF”) is a way to save for your retirement. SMSFs differ from other super funds because the

Setting up a SMSF can be daunting, you only have to look at the legislation to see that – over 700 pages (yes, you read

Not sure?   Well, you are not alone.  Despite being one of our biggest assets, many Australians have no idea what happens to their superannuation when

Your superannuation deed along with the superannuation laws form the governing rules that self managed super funds (SMSFs) need to operate by. The introduction of

On 1 July 2017, significant changes came into force and many more are proposed as a result of the recent federal budget.  So if you

As we grow older, it may become more attractive or perhaps even necessary to downsize our homes.  Downsizing may mean moving to more suitable accommodation,