Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Regulations 2018
An employer must obtain a benefit certificate from an actuary: (a) (Repealed by FRLI No F2026L00133) (b) at or before the time ascertained under subsections 10(3) and (4) of the Act; or (c) on or before such later date as the Commissioner allows.
7(2)
A benefit certificate must: (a) include the name of each defined benefit superannuation scheme to which the certificate relates; and (b) specify, or identify by reference to the governing rules of each scheme to which the certificate relates, the minimum requisite benefit; and (c) specify:
(i) the notional employer contribution rate in relation to each scheme, or combination of schemes, to which the certificate relates; and
(d) include a statement to the effect that each notional employer contribution rate referred to in paragraph (c) has been calculated in accordance with this instrument; and (e) specify the date of effect of the benefit certificate in relation to each scheme to which the certificate relates; and (f) include the name, business address and actuarial qualifications of the actuary who issues the certificate; and (g) include the signature of the actuary and the date on which the certificate is signed.
(ii) the class of members of the scheme or schemes to which the notional employer contribution rate relates; and
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