When is an Actuarial Certificate required?
Download our handy flowchart to help you decide if an actuarial certificate is actually needed.
Get more than you'd ever expect with free CPD & education for your entire firm – all from just $100 + GST.
Free CPD with SMSF Clinics
SMSF Professionals from within your organisation can join a live quarterly Q&A session where our award-winning technical experts workshop the answers to your pre-submitted questions.
(Earn 4 hours of free CPD per year)
Free 'Super in 60' webinars
Non-SMSF accountants can benefit from our new 'Super in 60 minutes' webinars. Every 6 months we'll provide a quick snapshot of the latest strategies, opportunities and risks in super. It's an efficient way to keep track of what you need to know without getting bogged down in the detail.
(Earn 2 hours of free CPD per year)
Delivered in minutes
In most cases certificates are quickly dispatched with our Class and BGL SF360 integrations. Even when our comprehensive automated testing suggests we need to take a closer look, you can expect your certificate within a few hours.
We also deliver certificates to those with other software providers.
In-house actuary
We have our own actuary in-house, plus the support of a skilled team that you will know by name.
Amend at no cost
We know things change. If you need to update your certificate because the accounts have altered, there's no additional fee.
News and Insights
Keep up-to-date with the latest changes, insights and opinions from Heffron's leading SMSF experts via our News and Insights section on the website.
If you're not using integrated software, we aim to deliver your certificate within hours.
To find out more about pricing, contact our Actuarial Certificates team via email: actcert@heffron.com.au or call 1300 433 376.
Download our handy flowchart to help you decide if an actuarial certificate is actually needed.
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