Family Law (Superannuation) Regulations 2001
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Family Law (Superannuation) Regulations 2001
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The amount that the non‑member spouse is entitled to be paid in respect of a splittable payment that becomes payable in respect of a superannuation interest that the member spouse has in an eligible superannuation plan (other than a superannuation annuity) is:
Start formula open bracket start fraction Accrued benefit multiple at separation over Accrued benefit multiple at payment end fraction times X close bracket times SP end formula
where:
Accrued benefit multiple at separation is the member spouse’s accrued benefit multiple, as defined in the governing rules of the eligible superannuation plan in which the superannuation interest is held, at the date when the member spouse and non‑member spouse separated or, if there have been 2 or more separations, at the date of the most recent separation.
Accrued benefit multiple at payment is the member spouse’s accrued benefit multiple, as defined in the governing rules of the eligible superannuation plan in which the superannuation interest is held, at the date when the splittable payment becomes payable in respect of the superannuation interest.
X is the percentage specified in the splitting order.
SP is the amount of the splittable payment.