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Accounting group grows its SMSF footprint

A national accounting group intends to push further into the SMSF administration market with the establishment of a new brand that administers smaller funds.

by Staff Writer
August 11, 2015
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In setting up its SMSF Solutions brand, H&R Block is looking to grow its SMSF administration market beyond its existing client base.

The group has in previous years provided SMSF administration services to its client base of more than 750,000 individuals via its team of CPAs and CAs.

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H&R Block aims to build market share by administering smaller funds with balances greater than $200,000, according to an announcement by the firm.

The group will offer a variety of administration services, ranging from the initial set-up of the fund, preparation of financial statements and tax returns to pension establishments and consolidations and assistance in meeting compliance obligations.

“First of all, we are independent. We will make no investment decisions on behalf of our clients and we won’t try to sell financial products that they don’t need. Secondly, we’ll be making use of cutting-edge cloud technology to give clients the ability to monitor their fund in real time,” said H&R Block’s SMSF director, Kimberlee Brown.

H&R Block managing director Brodie Dixon said the growth and complexities of the SMSF market have prompted the expansion.

“The increased complexity of SMSFs means that we now need a team of SMSF dedicated specialists to properly meet the increasing demands around them, including the increasing compliance burden, complexity of administrator duties and dealing with the risks of getting it wrong,” Mr Dixon said.

“In addition, the increasing sophistication of IT systems means we can deliver greater transparency and control through a real-time transaction feed for our clients, as well as online tools for analysis and investment. The days of the ‘part time’ SMSF accountant, doing 10-50 SMSFs alongside their business clients, are coming to an end,” he said.

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