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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Identify and manage legislative and organisational reporting requirements relating to SMSF
  2. Manage SMSF transactions
  3. Manage concerns or complaints raised in relation to internal service provision or external service providers
  4. Manage SMSF member records
  5. Finalise SMSF administration activities

Performance Evidence

The candidate must demonstrate the ability to complete the tasks outlined in the elements, performance criteria and foundation skills of this unit, including evidence of the ability to:

manage administration activities of a superannuation fund for at least one member, including:

preparing an annual report that complies with legislative and organisational reporting requirements

processing payments into and out of the fund following legislative and organisational guidelines and basic accounting practices

identifying and liaising with other service providers as required to manage administration activities and settle disputes

producing a member statement.


Knowledge Evidence

The candidate must be able to demonstrate knowledge to complete the tasks outlined in the elements, performance criteria and foundation skills of this unit, including knowledge of:

legislative record-keeping and reporting requirements relating to managing the administration activities of self-managed superannuation funds, including those relating to:

trustee reporting

member reporting

insurance reporting

Australian Taxation Office (ATO) annual reporting requirements

trust deeds

key components of fund policies, investment objectives and guidelines

organisational policies and procedures relating to managing administration activities of self-managed superannuation funds, including for:

communicating with external parties

communicating with trustees and members

dispute resolution

external complaint handling

annual review process

factors that may require further investigation

issuing and storing copies of documentation

content typically included in reporting documentation for self-managed superannuation funds including superannuation rollover and transfers

key components of member documentation, including pensions, lump sums, investment strategies, borrowing, insurance strategies and setting up reserves in a fund

consequences of incorrect allocation of member contributions

differences in preservation rules before and after July 1999

superannuation contributions and contributions caps relating to managing administration of self-managed superannuation funds

procedures for reconciling and processing contributions.