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  • no image SMSF Borrowing to Acquire Real Property – Changes to the Law and Common Questions Leonie Carruthers|9th September 2026

    From 10 August 2026, SMSFs using limited recourse borrowing arrangements (“LRBAs”) can only acquire real property if it is business real property. This article explains the change. It also discusses common questions we are asked about buying propertie...

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  • no image New Appointments – August 2026 Lester Ong|20th August 2026

    Munro Doig is pleased to announce three new appointments, effective 1 August 2026. Dania Foo – Associate We are delighted to announce the promotion of Dania Foo to Associate. Dania joined Munro Doig in 2024 and practises across a broad range of a...

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  • no image Morton: When a 50-Lot Subdivision is Still a “Mere Realisation” Leonie Carruthers|19th May 2026

    The Full Federal Court decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Morton [2026] FCAFC 31 highlights that even a large-scale land subdivision may still constitute the mere realisation of a capital asset, with factors such as the taxpayer’s role, level of con...

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  • no image Superannuation Death Benefits – Who Decides, and How to Challenge It Antony Barrier|23rd April 2026

    For many Australians, superannuation is the largest asset they leave behind – often larger than anything other than the family home. What many find surprising is that superannuation does not automatically form part of a person’s estate. People t...

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  • no image Why the Details Matter: A Recent PIC 4020 Success Story Lester Ong|11th March 2026

    Public Interest Criterion 4020 (PIC 4020) remains one of the most daunting provisions in the Migration Regulations 1994. It applies to almost every visa application and is commonly referred to as the “fraud” or “integrity” PIC. The best strateg...

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  • no image Family Trust Distribution Tax – General Interest Charge Remission Window Leonie Carruthers|2nd February 2026

    ATO’s focus on trusts On 28 August 2025, the ATO’s Assistant Commissioner (Private Wealth Division) stated that the ATO was seeing an increase in Family Trust Distribution Tax (FTDT) issues due to inadequate record keeping; succession planning; inter...

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