Treasury Laws Amendment (Protecting Your Superannuation Package) Act 2019 (16 of 2019)
Schedule 3 Inactive low-balance accounts and consolidation into active accounts
Part 1 Amendments
Superannuation (Unclaimed Money and Lost Members) Act 1999
19 Section 7
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Superannuation providers must pay to the Commissioner of Taxation the value of any such accounts. Later, the Commissioner must, if satisfied that it is possible to do so, pay an amount he or she has received in respect of a person:
(a) to a fund identified by the person; or
(b) if the person has reached eligibility age or the amount is less than $200 - to the person; or
(c) if the person has died - to the person's death beneficiaries or legal personal representative.
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Superannuation of inactive low-balance members
At times determined by the Commissioner, superannuation providers must give the Commissioner of Taxation details relating to inactive low-balance accounts.
Superannuation providers must pay to the Commissioner of Taxation the value of any such accounts. Later, the Commissioner must, if satisfied that it is possible to do so, pay an amount the Commissioner has received in respect of a person:
(a) to a fund identified by the person; or
(b) if the person has reached eligibility age or the amount is less than $200 - to the person; or
(c) if the person has died - to the person's death beneficiaries or legal personal representative.
Reunification of amounts held by the Commissioner
If, having taken the steps required in relation to unclaimed amounts, or amounts held by the Commissioner for lost members or inactive low-balance members, the Commissioner still holds an amount, the Commissioner must pay that amount to a fund in which the member for whom the Commissioner holds the amount is active, or in accordance with the regulations.
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