Comments on: Help with SMSF adminstration and compliance http://blog.sli-smsf.com/2010/06/03/help-with-smsf-administration-and-compliance/ Sharing Simple Strategies for Self Managed Super Funds Mon, 09 Jan 2012 12:01:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Christina http://blog.sli-smsf.com/2010/06/03/help-with-smsf-administration-and-compliance/comment-page-1/#comment-459 Christina Sat, 12 Jun 2010 03:58:38 +0000 http://blog.sli-smsf.com/?p=1701#comment-459 Hi Chris Thanks for your useful tips. That's what I do with my accountants. I ask them to send me their spreadsheet templates and I fill in the data for them and then I upload it into their intranet folder. I popped by your blog and read your June 10 post - I wish my 19 year old daughter is as ambitious as you. All the best in your business endeavours! Hi Chris
Thanks for your useful tips. That’s what I do with my accountants. I ask them to send me their spreadsheet templates and I fill in the data for them and then I upload it into their intranet folder. I popped by your blog and read your June 10 post – I wish my 19 year old daughter is as ambitious as you. All the best in your business endeavours!

]]> By: Chris Hooper http://blog.sli-smsf.com/2010/06/03/help-with-smsf-administration-and-compliance/comment-page-1/#comment-457 Chris Hooper Sat, 12 Jun 2010 02:51:11 +0000 http://blog.sli-smsf.com/?p=1701#comment-457 Let me just take the opportunity as an SMSF Accounting to say; the more prep work you do before sending your stuff to the accountant the better off you'll be. When you meet with your accountant, or you are interviewing new ones ask, "What can I do to reduce my fees," they'll often be happy to give you direct guidance in some very specific things you can do to keep your fees down. Nothing blows fees out of proportion like compliance issues (pulling money out of the fund "by accident") or poor information (missing statements, unknown transactions etc). It's not good for you because it will push your fees up, and it's not good for your accountant because it stalls their workflow and turn around. Let me just take the opportunity as an SMSF Accounting to say; the more prep work you do before sending your stuff to the accountant the better off you’ll be. When you meet with your accountant, or you are interviewing new ones ask, “What can I do to reduce my fees,” they’ll often be happy to give you direct guidance in some very specific things you can do to keep your fees down.

Nothing blows fees out of proportion like compliance issues (pulling money out of the fund “by accident”) or poor information (missing statements, unknown transactions etc). It’s not good for you because it will push your fees up, and it’s not good for your accountant because it stalls their workflow and turn around.

]]> By: Manoj Abichandani http://blog.sli-smsf.com/2010/06/03/help-with-smsf-administration-and-compliance/comment-page-1/#comment-415 Manoj Abichandani Thu, 03 Jun 2010 06:17:04 +0000 http://blog.sli-smsf.com/?p=1701#comment-415 Christina Thanks for praising our services - along with your smsf - we make it our point to learn whatever is there to learn in SMSF space. By keeping away in selling products we have found that we can concentrate in what we do best - compliance. Manoj Abichandani www.diysuperfund.com.au Christina

Thanks for praising our services – along with your smsf – we make it our point to learn whatever is there to learn in SMSF space.

By keeping away in selling products we have found that we can concentrate in what we do best – compliance.

Manoj Abichandani
http://www.diysuperfund.com.au

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