This service also provides the information whether the requested defined benefit member account has a Div293 deferred debt or not. This will assist funds in determining whether the calculation of an end benefit cap (for certain defined benefit members) is required. Figure : POD process The SPRMBRINFO.0001.2018.submit interaction allows superannuation providers and their intermediaries (including as well as other entities holding a superannuation interest ‘administrators’, (such as life insurance companies, to notify the ATO of a new, updated (including lost) or closed member account. The account information will be utilised in ATO processes including Government to business (G2B) rollovers and contributions, as well as reflected in external interactions with the ATO, for example ATO Online Services and the SuperMatch2 web service. Figure : MMA process Description Single Batch Optional Interaction SPRMBRINFO.0001.2018.get Request for member information N Y Y held by the ATO SPRMBRINFO.0001.2018.submit Notification of a N Y N new/updated/closed member account Table : Interactions available in MAAS process The MAAS interactions are available in the following channels: How request is When to use the channel Timeframe for service Channel lodged response BBRP SBR ebMS3.0 1 10,000 member requests (up Service response will vary – depending on the batch size and enabled software to July 2018) number of transactions processing 1 100,000 member requests – in the ATO at the time. (from July 2018) For guidance on polling intervals, refer to the Service Registry located at: : Channel availability of Member Account Attribute Service interactions Intermediate and delayed response criteria The ATO's and response time service levels are as follows. ‘Intermediate’ ‘Delayed’ A batch or bulk transaction with less than or equal to 1,000 logical or child records is classified as having an response time service level. ‘Intermediate’
This service also provides the information whether the requested defined benefit member account has a Div293 deferred debt or not. This will assist funds in determining whether the calculation of an end benefit cap (for certain defined benefit members) is required. Figure : POD process The SPRMBRINFO.0001.2018.submit interaction allows superannuation providers and their intermediaries (including ‘administrators’, as well as other entities holding a superannuation interest (such as life insurance companies, to notify the ATO of a new, updated (including lost) or closed member account. The account information will be utilised in ATO processes including Government to business (G2B) rollovers and contributions, as well as reflected in external interactions with the ATO, for example ATO Online Services and the SuperMatch2 web service. Figure : MMA process Interaction Description Single Batch Optional SPRMBRINFO.0001.2018.get Request for member information held by the ATO N Y Y SPRMBRINFO.0001.2018.submit Notification of a new/updated/closed member account N Y N Table : Interactions available in MAAS process The MAAS interactions are available in the following channels: Channel How request is lodged When to use the channel Timeframe for service response BBRP SBR ebMS3.0 enabled software 1 – 10,000 member requests (up to July 2018) 1 – 100,000 member requests (from July 2018) Service response will vary depending on the batch size and number of transactions processing in the ATO at the time. For guidance on polling intervals, refer to the Service Registry located at: : Channel availability of Member Account Attribute Service interactions Intermediate and delayed response criteria The ATO's ‘Intermediate’ and ‘Delayed’ response time service levels are as follows. A batch or bulk transaction with less than or equal to 1,000 logical or child records is classified as having an ‘Intermediate’ response time service level.
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