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file icon 2010/07/09 Govt Committee: SBSCH opens for payments article
12.07.2010
The Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (the Clearing House) delivers significant benefits for small businesses by reducing the time and paperwork burden of complying with the superannuation choice rules. From 1 July 2010, small businesses (those with fewer than 20 employees) across Australia can access full Clearing House services, including payments. Eligible small businesses need to register online now so they get their login details in time to make their next quarterly payment on or before the 28 July 2010.
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file icon 2010/07/09 Govt Committee: Q&As for Employers
12.07.2010
Small Business Superannuation Clearing House Q&As: Helpful Information for your front line staff.
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file icon 2010/06/29 NTLG: Minutes from meeting held 31/03/2010
30.06.2010

Minutes of NTLG meeting held 31 March 2010.

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file icon 2010/04/29 Cooper Review: Phase 3 Preliminary Report - SMSF Solutionshot!
29.04.2010
This Preliminary Report contains the Panel’s views on the issues raised in Phase Three insofar as they relate to SMSFs only.
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file icon 2010/03/29 FSIP: Financial Services Industry Partnership draft minutes - 25/02/2010hot!
29.03.2010

Draft minutes of the Financial Services Industry Partnership meeting held on 25 February 2010.

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file icon 2009/09/24 NTLG: Superannuation Technical Sub-group minutes 16/06/2009hot!
24.09.2009

Minutes form the NTLG Superannuation Technical Sub-group meeting held on 16 June 2009.

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file icon 2009/06/19 NTLG: Transitional in-house asset rule 30/06/2009hot!
19.06.2009
Section 71D requires that a dividend or trust distribution must be received before the end of 30 June 2009 to be included in the threshold test in paragraph 71D(d).  The policy intent as expressed in the Explanatory Memorandum is that received means 'paid to' and that an entitlement is not sufficient.
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