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Most accountants shun SMSF licence

Kate CowlingPersonal Finance Reporter
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Fewer than 400 accountants in Australia will be licensed to provide self-managed super fund advice from July, which is just over 1 per cent the number who were advising in this area a couple of years ago.

From July 1, accountants will need either a limited licence from ASIC or to work under the authority of an existing licensee, such as a financial planning group if they wish to continue to provide the sort of SMSF advice they have been freely able to give until now.

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Kate Cowling writes on personal finance and is based in our Sydney newsroom. Connect with Kate on Twitter. Email Kate at kate.cowling@afr.com.au

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