Valid values are: yes Y – N no – This must be set to Y if the Member date of death field is greater than zero. 7.98 Member date of death the member’s date of death. – If the Death benefit field is Y then this field should contain a valid date. If only a year known, the day or month should be zero filled. For example, if the year of death is 2007, it would be reported as 00002007. 7.99 Member status identifies the current status of the member. – Valid values for unclaimed money are: E Error - indicates a member that was incorrectly reported on a previous statement. – N No longer unclaimed - indicates between the unclaimed money day and the day the report – is lodged, the member has been found or the fund has ceased to hold the account. U Unclaimed - indicates a member record that has been identified as being unclaimed as at – the end of the unclaimed money day. This can include members that were missed from a previous statement. For missed members, the Scheduled statement day and Unclaimed money day fields must be the days recorded on the previous statement. If the Amendment indicator field is O then the only valid values for the Member status field are N and U for reporting unclaimed money. If the Member status field is E then for the Member benefit - taxable component - taxed element, Member benefit - taxable component - untaxed element, Member benefit - tax free component and Total member entitlement fields, this field must be zero filled and no payment is to be made to the ATO for this account. If the Member status field is N the Member benefit taxable component taxed element, – – Member benefit taxable component untaxed element, Member benefit tax free component – – – and Total member entitlement fields are still required to be reported but no payment is to made to the ATO for that account. Valid values for former temporary residents are: A Already paid as unclaimed money to the ATO. – B Benefit, active income stream - retirement income being drawn from the super fund. – C Claim by member - indicates the balance has been paid by the provider directly to the – individual as they have met a condition of release, or that the provider has received a claim for the member which is currently in progress.
Valid values are: Y – yes N – no This must be set to Y if the Member date of death field is greater than zero. 7.98 Member date of death – the member’s date of death. If the Death benefit field is Y then this field should contain a valid date. If only a year known, the day or month should be zero filled. For example, if the year of death is 2007, it would be reported as 00002007. 7.99 Member status – identifies the current status of the member. Valid values for unclaimed money are: E – Error - indicates a member that was incorrectly reported on a previous statement. N – No longer unclaimed - indicates between the unclaimed money day and the day the report is lodged, the member has been found or the fund has ceased to hold the account. U – Unclaimed - indicates a member record that has been identified as being unclaimed as at the end of the unclaimed money day. This can include members that were missed from a previous statement. For missed members, the Scheduled statement day and Unclaimed money day fields must be the days recorded on the previous statement. If the Amendment indicator field is O then the only valid values for the Member status field are N and U for reporting unclaimed money. If the Member status field is E then for the Member benefit - taxable component - taxed element, Member benefit - taxable component - untaxed element, Member benefit - tax free component and Total member entitlement fields, this field must be zero filled and no payment is to be made to the ATO for this account. If the Member status field is N the Member benefit – taxable component – taxed element, Member benefit – taxable component – untaxed element, Member benefit – tax free component and Total member entitlement fields are still required to be reported but no payment is to made to the ATO for that account. Valid values for former temporary residents are: A – Already paid as unclaimed money to the ATO. B – Benefit, active income stream - retirement income being drawn from the super fund. C – Claim by member - indicates the balance has been paid by the provider directly to the individual as they have met a condition of release, or that the provider has received a claim for the member which is currently in progress.