Date

22 May 2025

  • 1:00pm - 2:00pm AEST

Description

Specifically for trustees, we give you everything you need to keep you up-to-date on all things SMSF.

 
Details

Whether you're working with an adviser or managing your own fund we can provide you with the latest information to keep you informed and educated on all things SMSF. Each Trustee Quarterly Webinar will tackle a topic relevant to SMSF trustees.

We help you to:

  • understand the requirements of a trustee;

  • meet your responsibilities; and

  • get the most out of your SMSF.

Presented by our technical experts.

All registrants are provided access to the on-demand recording and resources via email within 48 hours of the event.

 

Topic

With a few weeks remaining until 30 June 2025, is there anything special you should be doing in your SMSF to get ready? Join us as we run through the important things to do “now” and what you could be planning for in 2025/26.

 

AUDIENCE
  • Trustees

Accountants and Advisers are welcome to attend.

 

Register now

 

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Trustee Quarterly Webinar

Event Contact

Deanne Chetty and Tylah Daly

T: 1300 433 376

E: events@heffron.com.au

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