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
Super Notes
Discussion Groups
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
Our submission on Division 296 draft regulations
On 7 April 2026, the Institute of Financial Professionals Australia (IFPA) lodged its submission to Treasury on the draft regulations supporting the Building a Stronger and Fairer Super System Act 2026. In its submission, IFPA argues the draft regulations in their current form raise significant practical and fairness concerns that
2026-27 Pre-Budget submission
On 30 January 2026, the Institute of Financial Professionals Australia (IFPA) lodged its 2026–27 Pre-Budget submission to Treasury, setting out a comprehensive reform agenda across tax, superannuation and financial services. The submission calls on the Federal Government to modernise key tax and superannuation settings ahead of the 2026–27 Federal Budget,
Our submission on Division 296 tax draft legislation
On 16 January 2026, the Institute of Financial Professionals Australia (IFPA) lodged its submission on the Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions (ie, Division 296 tax) exposure draft legislation. In its submission, IFPA argues the proposal in its current form still has flaws that will produce inequitable and unworkable outcomes if legislated.