Establish a super fund
corporate trustee
The company will act as the corporate trustee of a super fund.
Important information:
PLEASE NOTE: Our company registration process is fully automated, please take EXTRA care with keying in the details.
NEW ID REQUIREMENT FOR DIRECTORS
ASIC now require company directors to verify their identity as part of a new director identification number (director ID) requirement. A director ID is a unique identifier that a director will apply for once and keep forever - which will help prevent the use of false or fraudulent director identities.
Directors appointed between 1 November 2021 and 4 April 2022 must apply within 28 days of their appointment.
From 5 April 2022, intending directors must apply before being appointed.
When the company has been established, please advise your client to visit this link: https://www.abrs.gov.au/director-identification-number.
Important information: company registration
Proprietary Limited ('Pty Ltd') company is the most common form of company in Australia.
Pty Ltd companies can be used for a variety of purposes. The most common purposes include:
- To operate a business;
- To act as an investor; and/or
- To act as the trustee of a trust
Companies must be registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). No two companies can have the same name. To check to see whether the name you want is already taken, please click here.
* Please Note that because this company is acting as a Super fund trustee, generally no ABN or TFN is necessary.
What you receive
- Registration Certificate;
- Company Constitution;
- Share Applications and Certificates;
- Register of Members;
- Appointment of Public Officer;
- Register of Officers;
- ASIC Form 201;
- Minutes;
- First Director's Meeting;
- Establishment of Bank Account;
- Consent Forms:
- Act as Director;
- Act as Public Officer;
- Not Appoint Auditor;
- Declaration and Guarantee
- Bank Kit
Individual or corporate trustees for your SMSF
Our guide examines the advantages and disadvantages of using individual or corporate trustees for your super fund.