TBAR, TBC, TSB – be prepared for 2025
Master TBAR, TBC, and TSB updates to stay compliant and plan ahead for 2025 changes.
The transfer balance regime is complex and ever-changing. With a TBC increase in 2025, join our webinars to stay compliant and plan ahead.
A Live Instructor Led Webinar
Transfer balance account (TBA), transfer balance account reporting (TBAR), transfer balance cap (TBC), total super balance (TSB)… a constant source of change and confusion since the regime was introduced.
We continue to see situations where transfer balance events have not been reported or have been reported incorrectly, which can lead to inadvertent tax bills, lost tax-free pension opportunities, or even financial penalties for SMSF trustees.
The rules around TBAR have changed over time, and the TBC indexation rules are complex leading to individuals with their own personal TBC. The link between an individual’s TSB, the TBC, and contribution caps also means contribution strategies need to be revisited.
The general transfer balance cap is expected to increase on 1 July 2025. Now is the time to start considering how this will impact compliance requirements and planning opportunities for your clients.
These two webinars will equip you with the knowledge to ensure you and your clients stay on top of their TBAR obligations and TBC strategies.
- 22 January -Transfer balance account reporting – get it right (more)
- 29 January -Maximising opportunities under the Transfer Balance Cap (more)
Save with the series or register for sessions 1 or 2 below.
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AU $319 incl. GST per person
Dates & Details
Wednesday, 22 January 2025
Wednesday, 29 January 2025
Time
2:00pm - 3:15pm AEDT
1:30pm SA
1:00pm QLD
12:30pm NT
11:00am WA
What we cover
This practical series delivers:
What's included?
- 2x 1.25 hour live online event with opportunity to ask questions of the presenter
- 2.5 accredited CPD hours from the SMSF Association
- Recording and materials available to access for 3 months after each event
Transfer balance account reporting – get it right
Mistakes in transfer balance account reporting (TBAR) can result in unexpected tax bills, missed tax-free pension opportunities, and penalties for SMSF trustees. With frequent changes to TBAR rules and an increased need for timely reporting, it’s more important than ever to ensure accuracy.
Maximising opportunities under the Transfer Balance Cap
With the next indexation of the general transfer balance cap anticipated on 1 July 2025, now is the perfect time to evaluate its implications and uncover planning opportunities for your clients.
Our presenters
Melanie Dunn
Melanie Dunn is the Principal and Senior Actuary at Accurium, with over 15 years of experience specialising in Global Retirement Income Systems and SMSF. A Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia (FIAA) and an SMSF Specialist Adviser (SSA), she leads the development and delivery of superannuation, SMSF, and actuarial services at Accurium.
Melanie is a recognised thought leader and educator in SMSFs and retirement, frequently contributing to industry training and media. She also provides actuarial advice and consultancy services on retirement strategies.
Anthony Cullen
Anthony has nearly 25 years of experience in the accounting and SMSF industry.
He has previously held senior roles managing the SMSF division of a small accounting practice and providing SMSF technical support within a large SMSF administration business.
Over the years, Anthony’s roles have evolved from the accounting function of SMSFs to keeping on top of the ever changing technical and compliance nature of this specialised area.
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