The amount of your transfer balance cap worked out under special rules for a child
recipient of a superannuation income stream.
If
the recipient of the superannuation death benefit is a foreign resident for Australian tax purposes, they receive the same tax treatment as a resident.
You continue to have a transfer balance account even if you subsequently cease to be a retirement phase
recipient of a superannuation income stream.
[51] The purpose of these debits is to proportionately reduce the credits that arose as a result of both the member spouse and the non-member spouse being a retirement phase
recipient of the superannuation income stream as a result of the payment split.
If you are a retirement phase
recipient of a superannuation income stream just before 1 July 2017 (at the end of 30 June 2017), your transfer balance account commences on 1 July 2017.
You commence to have a transfer balance account on the later of 1 July 2017 and the day you first start to be a retirement phase
recipient of a superannuation income stream.
Not exact matches
A
superannuation income stream that automatically reverts to a nominated beneficiary on the death
of its current
recipient.
The stop time is the time at which an income stream
of which you were a retirement phase
recipient stops being a retirement phase
superannuation income stream.
A reversionary beneficiary is the nominated dependant beneficiary
of a
superannuation income stream that automatically reverts to the nominated beneficiary on the death
of the
superannuation income stream
recipient (member).