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Posted by on 4 May 2009 | 0 Comments
Tags: Self managed super fund, SMSF, financial planning, tax planning, insurance
Owning your business premises through your Self Managed Superannuation Fund is a common strategy for many business owners. But have you ever thought about what would happen if one of the fund members died? In many cases the fund would have to sell the business premises as few have the money available within the fund to pay out the deceased member’s estate for their share of the business premises held in the super fund. And, this all has to happen within a relatively short time frame to meet SIS requirements relating to death benefit payments.
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