Martin Murden Director SMSF Consulting & Auditing, Partners Wealth Group Pty Ltd (at time of writing) Martin Murden is one of Australia's leading authorities on SMSFs, with over 40 years' experience in financial services. He was one of the first practitioners in Victoria to be accredited as a 'Specialist Superannuation Adviser' by the Self-Managed Superannuation Funds Professionals Association of Australia. He is also an accredited Specialist Superannuation Auditor. Partners Wealth Group is one of Australia's leading financial service providers. Established in 2003, the group provides retirement planning and investment advice, superannuation, commercial lending, legal and finance lease services.
MARTIN MURDEN | FRIDAY, 4 MAR 2016 A few years ago there was much excitement when the National Tax Liaison Group (Superannuation subcommittee) decided that if a related party made a loan to a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund [SMSF] at an interest rate less than a commercial rate, the ... Read more MARTIN MURDEN | MONDAY, 27 SEP 2010 Martin Murden is a director ay Partner Services Superannuation. In his paper he asks why failure to make minimum pension payments into a self-managed supernnuation fund places valuable tax concessions at risk. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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