This field must be zero filled for those members where the data is unavailable. If only a year of birth is known, the day and month should be zero filled. For example if the year of birth was 1956, it would be reported as 00001956. 7.69 Member date of birth deemed identifies where a date of birth has been – member’s deemed. This information assists the ATO in correctly identifying members. Valid values are: Y yes – N no – U unknown – 7.70 Date account opened the date the member superannuation account was opened. – 7.71 Previous fund name the name of the fund where contributions were previously held – and have since been transferred. If contributions were not transferred in the reporting period, this field should be filled with spaces. This field is optional but if the information is available, it must be provided. 7.72 Member account balance the balance of the member account at the date of – reporting about the member. The value must be supplied in cents. For example, an account balance of $12,345.67 would be reported as 0001234567. If the Member status field is T, F or E use the current balance for this field unless member’s that amount is zero. If the current balance is zero then use the value of 0000000001. member’s Zero or negative balances will not be accepted. 7.73 Member money status identifies where a superannuation money is held. – member’s This field should only be populated when Member status is T, otherwise zero fill. Valid values are: 00 still held by reporting provider or paid to member – 01 paid to the ATO as USM – 02 paid to NSW as USM – 03 paid to as USM – 04 paid to QLD as USM – 05 paid to WA as USM – paid to SA as USM 06 – 07 paid to TAS as USM – 08 paid to ACT as USM – paid to NT as USM 09 –
This field must be zero filled for those members where the data is unavailable. If only a year of birth is known, the day and month should be zero filled. For example if the year of birth was 1956, it would be reported as 00001956. 7.69 Member date of birth deemed – identifies where a member’s date of birth has been deemed. This information assists the ATO in correctly identifying members. Valid values are: Y – yes N – no U – unknown 7.70 Date account opened – the date the member superannuation account was opened. 7.71 Previous fund name – the name of the fund where contributions were previously held and have since been transferred. If contributions were not transferred in the reporting period, this field should be filled with spaces. This field is optional but if the information is available, it must be provided. 7.72 Member account balance – the balance of the member account at the date of reporting about the member. The value must be supplied in cents. For example, an account balance of $12,345.67 would be reported as 0001234567. If the Member status field is T, F or E use the member’s current balance for this field unless that amount is zero. If the member’s current balance is zero then use the value of 0000000001. Zero or negative balances will not be accepted. 7.73 Member money status – identifies where a member’s superannuation money is held. This field should only be populated when Member status is T, otherwise zero fill. Valid values are: 00 – still held by reporting provider or paid to member 01 – paid to the ATO as USM 02 – paid to NSW as USM 03 – paid to as USM 04 – paid to QLD as USM 05 – paid to WA as USM 06 – paid to SA as USM 07 – paid to TAS as USM 08 – paid to ACT as USM 09 – paid to NT as USM