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Description Taxation concessions for superannuation are a tool used by Government to encourage retirement funding and this course investigates those concessions and how they can be efficiently applied in financial planning. In doing so it assumes a basic understanding of taxation of contributions, funds and benefits. The course also investigates alternative taxation strategies that can be used in financial planning to fund retirement including negative gearing, use of the small business and the residential property tax concessions. It also covers taxation in the context of estate planning, and examines how taxation is critical to portfolio construction for superannuation funds and taxation strategies used for constructing portfolios.
Recommended Prior Knowledge None
Course Objectives This course provides students with a comparison between the different taxation treatment of investments and funding vehicles used in financial planning that, in turn, can give rise to different investment strategies and portfolio construction in a personal financial planning environment. Students will acquire a good grounding in comparisons between the taxation of these investment strategies and funding vehicles.
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Assessment 1 research paper
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