Suburban Scammers Pushing Illegal Early Access to Super

Suburban Scammers Pushing Illegal Early Access to Super

The ATO has become aware of people in some suburban areas of major cities attempting to encourage others to illegally access their super early (generally for a fee) to help them to purchase a car, to pay debts, to take a holiday, or to provide money to family overseas in need.

https://www.hartpartners.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/HartPartners-Suburban-Scammers-Pushing-Illegal-Early-Access-to-Super.pngThe ATO advises that anyone approached by someone telling them that they can access their super early, or anyone hearing about it from family, friends or work colleagues:

  • should not sign any documents nor provide them with any personal details;
  • stop any involvement with the scheme, organisation or the person who approached them; and
  • seek advice from a professional advisor or the ATO.

 

* * * Disclaimer: The information is sourced from NTAA. * * *
Many of the comments in this publication are general in nature and anyone intending to apply the information to practical circumstances should seek professional advice to independently verify their interpretation and the information’s applicability to their circumstances.

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