DIY Superannuation Manual

About the Manual

The 'DIY Superannuation Manual' is an excellent resource for both the taxpayer running their own SMSF or the professional who may be operating funds for their clients. The manual comes in two versions - paper and electronic.

You can download a table of contents for the DIY Superannuation Manual here . 

Key features of the Electronic DIY Superannuation Manual include:

Fast Access

Installs directly to your hard drive for quick and easy off-line search and access from the Drag-on icon (Taxpayers logo) on your desktop.             

Ease of Use

A fast and comprehensive 'search' function enables you to find precisely what you need every time. The searching highlights results and provides forward and backward navigation and the Table of Contents features dynamic expandable tree views, and is always synchronised with the content.

The Multi-view screen enables the publication to be viewed and searched in up to four different areas concurrently. 

Extensive Annotation Capabilities

Attach Notes to any content; associate or store data files, such as Word or Excel documents, within Notes. Interact in context with colleagues or taxpayers Australia, and when you upgrade to a new version in the future, all your Notes are automatically transcribed in context.

Secure

Each electronic version of the Tax Summary and DIY Superannuation Manual is a 128bit VeriSign signed program to both guarantee its integrity and the source and protect you from malware. Taxpayers Australia provides a secure server for its delivery, and you should TRUST this server to enable the smooth download and installation of the program through your firewall or virus checker.

Expanded Windows Functions

Print an entire document, or just a highlighted section; copy and paste, or drag and drop to Word or send via email - all formatting is preserved.

The electronic versions of the Tax Summary and DIY Superannuation Manual are compatible with - all Windows versions of Windows including Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista and 7; and also runs on any of the Apple MAC duo PC's using a number of tools including Parallels or VMWare Fusion.