The integration means documents including trust deed updates, pension applications, binding death nominations and investment strategies can all be pre-filled.
These pre-filling options are available to users of the BMR system and can be used for existing SMSFs where the fund is on Class Super.
BMR said the SMSF establishment processes has also been “further streamlined”, allowing the user to transfer the data of the newly-established SMSF and trustee to Class Super.
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