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What accountants cannot do from 1st July 2016, if they do not have a financial services licence is give any advice which is verbal, written (including email) or via newsletter, brochure or on the website where they try to influence a person to set up an SMSF.
After reading the content of the template - you may realize that set up of an SMSF on instruction basis is only half the job as you are not able to discuss other important things, which you could pre 1st July 2016, with the client for which you, now need a licence - like level of contributions, commencing pensions etc. Due to these limitations, it is advisable to get the required RG 146 qualification and work as an authorised representative of another entity which is licensed (e.g. a dealer group) and avoid the hassle of applying and maintaining your own limited licence.
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