THE HOME FOR TAX, SUPERANNUATION AND ADVICE PROFESSIONALS

Helping SME practices grow with knowledge, advocacy and community.

About the Institute of Financial Professionals Australia

The tax, accounting, superannuation, and financial advice profession is undergoing rapid change, and our mission is to support this sector into the future, recognising the increasing convergence of services.

The Institute of Financial Professionals Australia is a not-for-profit membership association (originally known as Taxpayers Australia, then Tax & Super Australia) and has been serving members for over 100 years.

 

OUR UPCOMING EVENTS

Tax Notes

Information that is Easy to Understand and Follow

Super Notes

A compilation of key case law, regulator updates and industry insights for you.

Discussion Groups

Designed for busy professionals to stay on top of your game as a professional

CPD Pro

We support our members through the provision of professional development.

BECOME A MEMBER

With best-in-class resources, connections, and a strong advocacy voice developed over 100 years of serving members, the Institute of Financial Professionals is perfectly placed to help you develop your professional expertise, build lasting connections, and manage your practice.

Whether you’re a new practitioner or a seasoned professional, our technical teams and external specialists can provide you with current and relevant CPE in tax, accounting, superannuation, and financial planning, whether it be through webinars, discussion groups, forums, podcasts or seminars.

We’re the professional partner you can lean on. Our community of financial professionals looks forward to welcoming you. 

Our Advocacy

Common sense prevails in Division 296 tax reforms

The Institute of Financial Professionals Australia (IFPA) has applauded the Federal Government’s decision to make key amendments to its controversial Division 296 tax proposal, a measure set to tax earnings on superannuation balances above $3 million. Under the revised approach, the government will abandon plans to tax unrealised capital gains

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