Practice area
Superannuation Regulatory Monitoring.
APRA, ATO, and ASFA coverage for trustees, administrators, employers, and super consumers — with Payday Super taking priority through 1 July 2026.
Sources we monitor
- ATO — Super for Superannuation Professionals newsroom
- APRA — superannuation prudential standards (SPS 515, SPS 530, etc.)
- Treasury — Your Future Your Super, Payday Super, Division 296 reforms
- ASFA — Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia
- Super Consumers Australia — consumer-side commentary and research
Topics covered
- Payday Super (1 July 2026 commencement)
- Qualifying earnings definition and SG calculation changes
- Revised SGC framework (daily accrual, revised late-payment consequences)
- Division 296 — $3M+ super balance tax
- APRA Retirement Income Covenant compliance
- CPS 230 operational risk standard (super trustees)
Recent developments we've surfaced
Representative sample
A selection of items classified into the superannuation cluster over the last year — the sort of development your weekly digest would have flagged.
- 17 Mar 2026ATOPayday Super — finalised guidance on qualifying-earnings definition ahead of 1 July 2026 commencement
- 2 Dec 2025TreasuryDivision 296 — revised legislation: $3M threshold and phased unrealised-gains treatment
- 28 Oct 2025APRASPS 515 Strategic Planning and Member Outcomes — thematic review findings and supervisory priorities
Items shown are a curated sample of public regulator releases. Real digests are classified against your firm's practice profile and delivered weekly.
Frequently asked questions
How do you prioritise Payday Super content?
Payday Super is a dominant topic cluster through 1 July 2026. Our content pipeline runs deeper drafts for every ATO / Treasury update in this area and publishes to the articles page on approval.
Is Division 296 (the $3M tax) tracked?
Yes — Division 296 legislation, PCG guidance, and industry submissions are monitored through Treasury and ATO feeds.
Are SPS prudential standards covered in full?
Yes — all SPS/SPG standards and guidance applicable to superannuation trustees are tracked via the APRA publications feed.
Do you track Retirement Income Covenant compliance?
Yes — APRA and ASIC joint findings, along with trustee-level enforcement, are classified as part of the super cluster.
Is CPS 230 super-trustee guidance in scope?
Yes. APRA's operational-risk-standard materials are monitored both within the super cluster and the broader financial-services cluster.
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