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Deamandy(Initiate)Initiate
4 Aug 2022

We have an employee who is 75 years old. Lately her Superfund keeps returning our super contributions to her. Reason given is that employee's age is the issue. We're not sure what to do with the funds. Can we simply pay these to the employee direct or should we ask her to have a pension account set up?

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RenATO(Community Support)Community Support
ATO Certified Response8 Aug 2022

Hi @Deamandy,

 

The fund should be accepting compulsory employer contributions, for those aged 75 and over.

 

I would recommend confirming with the fund that the payments being made are for Super Guarantee.

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