The small business CGT concessions are probably the most generous concessions for small business in the Australian tax legislation. They can save business owners a lot of tax.

Continuing Professional Education is something we all need to do to stay registered as tax practitioners.  But there are many common misconceptions about CPE. At least our understanding of CPE was fuzzy at the best, and wrong at the worst of times.

So we went to see Ian Taylor, the Chair of the Tax Practitioners Board, that reviews our CPE. We had 10 light bulb moments during this talk with Ian. Here is what we learned.

What will future SMSF practices look like? How will they grow and adapt? We asked Aaron Dunn of Smarter SMSF to give us an insight.

Every time you listen to Tax Talks, you earn CPE. That is just one of many things Ian Taylor of the TPB will clarify for you.

How do you exit our practice? What do most practitioners do? We asked Steven Fine of Growth Focus to walk us through the options you have.

Continuing Professional Education is something we all need to do to stay registered as tax practitioners.  But there are many common misconceptions about CPE. At least our understanding of CPE was fuzzy at the best, and wrong at the worst of times.

So we went to see Ian Taylor, the Chair of the Tax Practitioners Board, that reviews our CPE. We had 10 light bulb moments during this talk with Ian. Here is what we learned.

We all need to decide where we stand regarding financial advice. One option is to engage a digital financial advice platform. Jim Hennington has more.

The Code of Professional Conduct affects us all. Here is Ian Taylor, the Chair of the Tax Practitioners Board, with the details.

The Code of Conduct outlines the guiding principles for everything we do in our work as tax practitioners. Falling short of the code of conduct can mean a cancellation of our registration and hence loss of our livelihood with everything that this entails. So knowing a thing or two about the Code of Conduct is vital.

In April 2018 the Australian Productivity Commission published their draft report "Superannuation: Assessing Efficiency and Competitiveness". The report mainly focused on APRA funds but also touched on SMSF performance. And these comments about SMSF performance caused an outcry in the SMSF industry.