Australian Superannuation Legislation 2016

"The 20th edition of Australian Superannuation Legislation reflects the numerous recent changes to superannuation law and is essential for the bookshelf of any superannuation practitioner. It ensures readers are up to date with the numerous changes to superannuation law since the last edition, including: amendments to ensure that individuals whose superannuation benefits are subject to an involuntary transfer are not adversely affected by the transfer, look-through treatment for limited recourse borrowing arrangements entered into by superannuation funds and removal of the obligation for employers to offer a choice of superannuation fund to temporary resident employees. The book contains all the essential legislation affecting superannuation funds, members and trustees, together with a summary of 2015 amending Acts and Regulations to superannuation, tax and related laws. It also contains proposed and draft legislation affecting superannuation."--Wolters Kluwer CCH website.

Annotation. Consolidated to 1 January 2016, this title contains a summary of 2015 amending Acts and Regulations to superannuation, tax and related laws, and is the essential legislation book for practitioners. It includes the complete superannuation industry supervision (SIS) legislation, superannuation guarantee Act, unclaimed superannuation money Act, and government co-contributions Act. Oxford University Press Australia & New Zealand is the non-exclusive distributor of this title.

"Superannuation and tax practitioners must stay across the latest changes to superannuation, tax and related laws. This mid-year edition incorporates new legislation introduced into Parliament in 2016, including a summary of amendments to superannuation law and draft legislation affecting superannuation. Consolidated to 30 June 2016"--Wolters Kluwer CCH Website.

"Consolidated to 1 January 2017, this title contains a summary of 2016 amending Acts and Regulations to superannuation, tax and related laws. It includes the complete superannuation industry supervision (SIS) legislation, superannuation guarantee Act, unclaimed superannuation money Act and government co-contributions Act."-- Wolters Kluwer CCH Website.

Current to 1 July 2016, the Australian Superannuation Handbook 2016-17 helps practitioners comply with the latest superannuation regulatory requirements. With a renewed focus on superannuation from the Tax Office, APRA and ASIC, practitioners need to ensure that their knowledge of superannuation law is complete and up-to-date. Indeed, the law mandates that trustees and advisers have adequate resources and training to ensure they are acting in the best interests of their members and clients. The new edition still covers the wide spectrum of superannuation law, and includes all key tax developments to 30 June 2016, including commentary on announcements arising from the 2016 Federal Budget. The Australian Superannuation Handbook 2016-17 is an ideal reference for financial planners, accountants, auditors, lawyers, superannuation trustees, fund administrators, and other participants in the superannuation and financial services industry.

The Australian Master Superannuation Guide 2016/17 20th Edition is an invaluable handbook and an essential reference on superannuation law and practice in Australia.The Guide contains 18 chapters providing in-depth commentary based on superannuation and tax legislation. Included, are references to official rulings and court and tribunal decisions along with examples, tables, checklists and an "Instant Reference" chapter with updated rates, thresholds and relevant checklists. The Guide serves as a handy first point of reference for those who require comprehensive and up-to-date commentary that explains the rules and answers questions about superannuation regulation and taxation.Specific important additions and changes will be communicated once updating copy has been received from the authors for the 20th Edition, i.e. in June 2016.The 20th Edition will incorporate all the major tax and superannuation changes up to 1 July 2016 and will include a discussion of foreshadowed but not yet implemented changes. Oxford University Press Australia & New Zealand is the non-exclusive distributor of this title.

The 28th edition of Australian Superannuation Legislation reflects the recent changes to superannuation law and is essential for the bookshelf of any superannuation practitioner. Volume 2 of the two volume set contains Tax and Tax Administration legislation, Rating Acts, Government Co-Contributions and Superannuation Guarantee legislation, Unclaimed Money legislation, Pending Legislation and the Index. Consolidation of the legislation in these volumes incorporates all amendments to 1 January 2022.