Australia’s superannuation landscape is shifting—and small to medium sized businesses will feel the impact. With the commencement of Division 296 tax approaching on 1 July 2026, it’s critical for SME owners and operational leaders to understand what’s changing, what it means for their business, and how to prepare.
What we’ll cover:
Division 296 Tax – Quick Overview
What is it, who is affected, and why it’s being introduced.
Current State of Play
The latest insights, legislative status, and what’s currently confirmed heading into FY2026–27.
The Finer Details
How Division 296 will work in practice, including calculations, thresholds, and scenarios.
Key Considerations Prior to 1 July 2026
Steps business owners may want to consider as part of good planning.
Why this topic matters for SMEs?
Understanding Division 296 ensures:
- Better forward planning
- Reduced compliance surprises
- More informed discussions with advisors
- Clearer remuneration and contribution strategies
This is a chance to get clarity early—and stay ahead of the July 2026 commencement.
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Date:
Wednesday, 25 March 2026 |
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Time: 1PM AEDT | 10AM AWST
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Venue: Please note, this webinar is hosted via Zoom.
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Katie Timms currently serves as the National Director of Superannuation & SMSF Services at RSM Australia, where she leads the Superannuation Committee and drives strategic direction and technical excellence across the firm. A seasoned professional, she has been with RSM since 2005 and was appointed to Partner in 2015....
She specialises in superannuation and has significant experience in all areas of SMSFs, including administration and compliance, asset acquisition, tax-saving strategies, structural assistance, and estate planning.
Shaun La Motte is a Director at RSM Australia who specialises in Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs) and strategic advisory for high-net-worth individuals, middle market SMEs, and business owners....
Shaun’s focus is on helping clients structure, protect, and grow their wealth through effective SMSF management and tailored estate planning strategies. His advice is grounded in deep technical knowledge, a commercial mindset, and a passion for making complex matters easy to understand. Clients value his ability to translate intricate superannuation rules into practical strategies that support their financial goals and provide peace of mind.
Courtney McKinnon is a Director in the Gosford office of RSM Australia. She has worked in the accounting space since the early 2000s and has become a specialist in Superannuation. ...
Courtney has a diverse range of experience as she started her career in a country town where she worked with individuals and businesses from a range of sizes, backgrounds and industries. Initially working as a general tax accountant, Courtney eventually found her passion for Superannuation. She is motivated by planning for the future and assisting her clients with various strategies to safeguard their finances.
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