Certain benefits taken to be unrestricted non‑preserved benefits
6.15A Certain benefits taken to be unrestricted non‑preserved benefits
Benefits in a fund are unrestricted non‑preserved benefits if:
during the transitional period of the fund, there arose in relation to the benefits a circumstance that would have resulted in the satisfaction of a condition of release and a ‘Nil’ cashing restriction if these regulations applied; or
both:
the benefits were rolled over or transferred to the fund from:
a superannuation fund (Fund A) during its transitional period; or
a regulated superannuation fund or an approved deposit fund to which the benefits were rolled over or transferred from a superannuation fund (Fund B) during its transitional period; and
the trustee is reasonably satisfied that:
during the transitional period of Fund A or Fund B, there arose in relation to the benefits a circumstance that would have resulted in the satisfaction of a condition of release and a ‘Nil’ cashing restriction if these regulations applied; or
before the benefits were rolled over or transferred to Fund A or Fund B from a regulated superannuation fund or an approved deposit fund, the relevant cashing restriction set out in Schedule 1 in respect of the benefits was ‘Nil’.
An investment earning in relation to a benefit of any kind is an unrestricted non‑preserved benefit on a day if:
the benefit was cashed, before that day, in the form of a non‑commutable life pension; and
for a benefit that was commenced under the condition of release mentioned in item 110 or 208 of Schedule 1, the pensioner has satisfied a condition of release in respect of which the cashing restriction for preserved benefits and restricted non‑preserved benefits is ‘Nil’; and
the pension commenced to be paid before that day.
An investment earning in relation to a benefit of any kind is an unrestricted non‑preserved benefit on a day if:
the benefit was cashed, before that day, in the form of a non‑commutable life annuity; and
for a benefit that was commenced under the condition of release mentioned in item 110 or 208 of Schedule 1, the annuitant has satisfied a condition of release in respect of which the cashing restriction for preserved benefits and restricted non‑preserved benefits is ‘Nil’; and
the annuity commenced to be paid before that day.
An investment earning in relation to a benefit is an unrestricted non‑preserved benefit on a day if:
the benefit is an unrestricted non‑preserved benefit; and
the benefit was cashed, before that day, in the form of a pension; and
for a benefit that was commenced under the condition of release mentioned in item 110 or 208 of Schedule 1, the pensioner has satisfied a condition of release in respect of which the cashing restriction for preserved benefits and restricted non‑preserved benefits is ‘Nil’; and
the pension commenced to be paid before that day.
An investment earning in relation to a benefit is an unrestricted non‑preserved benefit on a day if:
the benefit is an unrestricted non‑preserved benefit; and
the benefit was cashed, before that day, in the form of an annuity; and
for a benefit that was commenced under the condition of release mentioned in item 110 or 208 of Schedule 1, the annuitant has satisfied a condition of release in respect of which the cashing restriction for preserved benefits and restricted non‑preserved benefits is ‘Nil’; and
the annuity commenced to be paid before that day.
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