New Strategy Added – Tax Strategy 223 | Residential Property Transferred to SMSF by Related Party
A New Tax Planning strategy has been added to our database – Residential Property Transferred to SMSF by Related Party. This strategy details the circumstances under which a taxpayer can transfer a residential rental property to their SMSF without breaching section 66 of the SIS Act.
Strategy contributed by Vince Tomazin, Mt Lawley, WA.
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