@dviser magazine - September 2009, Contents

Viewpoint

By Nick Everingham

Newsflash

Refunding super contributions – a minefield!
By Pam Roberts

Technical Strategy

In-specie transfer of shares into superannuation – a strategy analysis
By Michael Forer

Small to medium enterprise (SME) clients & superannuation tax planning
By Sam Rubin

New income test definitions can impact after-tax income and salary packaging arrangements
By Damian Hearn

Product Spotlight

IOOF Pursuit wins PDS of the year
IOOF Product Development

IOOF Multi Manager funds – blended performance
IOOF Product Development

New Pursuit Sponsorship
An IOOF announcement

Performance Data

Viewpoint Contents Newsflash: Refunding super contributions – a minefield! Technical Strategy: In-specie transfer of shares into superannuation – a strategy analysis Technical Strategy: Small to medium enterprise (SME) clients & superannuation tax planning Technical Strategy: New income test definitions can impact after-tax income and salary packaging arrangements Product Spotlight: IOOF Pursuit wins PDS of the year Product Spotlight: IOOF Multi Manager funds – blended performance Product Spotlight: New Pursuit Sponsorship Our People Performance Data

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