Specialised Tax Accountant

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At Griffiths Advisory, we understand the complex financial needs of medical professionals and doctors. If you are one of the medical professionals who have the stress of complex financial needs, the best solution is to hire a specialised tax accountant to help achieve your personal and business goals. We help medical professionals secure their financial … Read more

Why Is It Important for Doctors and Medical Practitioners to Use a Specialised Tax Accountant?

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Specialised tax accountants help doctors and medical practitioners perform tax accounting duties and prepare quarterly and annual tax provisions. They help doctors and medical practitioners minimise their tax and position them to grow real wealth.However, many doctors and medical practitioners do not know about the services of specialised tax accountants since they spend more time … Read more

Understanding Your SMSF

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Managing one’s Super account is possible through a Self-Managed Super Fund or SMSF. Since managing SMSF is not taught in schools, there is a lot of confusion about what one can do or cannot do with their Super account. To save time and get expert advice, an SMSF accountant in Perth should be on your … Read more

Can I Withdraw money from my Self-managed Super fund?

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SMSF Lump Sum Withdrawals If you meet the conditions, then you certainly can. However, if you are thinking of withdrawing money from your self-managed super fund, it is vital to know some key points. One of them is Lump Sum Withdrawals. It refers to the amount found from your SMSF that does not fall under … Read more

How Much Money Do I Need for a Self Managed Superfund?

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How much is needed? The minimum viable SMSF balance is more about sustaining the costs required rather than the balance itself. For a small family, it could be around $300,000, while for bigger families, it could reach more than $500,000. SMSF’s annual costs range approximately $1,650 upwards. when referenced with 1% fees as a precaution, … Read more