SMSF tax rate in Australia

How SMSFs are taxed and what is their tax rate

Your SMSF is treated same like almost other entities in Australia for the tax return purposes as if it earns income it has to pay tax every year. The tax rate for income in SMSF that is in accumulation phase is 15%. Mostly tax rates that apply to SMSFs are 0%, 10%, 15% and 45%. […]

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