Since Payday Super started on 1 July 2026, one question has come up more than any other, so we're answering it first. The rest are the questions employers ask us most often, with a bit more detail on each. Why am I being asked to approve super payments so often now? This is the one we hear most. Under the old quarterly system, you might have approved super four times a year. Now that super follows each payday, that same approval happens every pay run, so if you pay weekly, yo

Payday Super began on 1 July 2026, and a lot of employers are asking the same practical question. If a super payment lands a few days late while we get our systems sorted, are we in trouble? And is it alright to keep paying quarterly for a bit longer? The ATO has said the first year of Payday Super is a facilitative period for employers who are genuinely making the move and fixing problems quickly. What it is not is an extra window to keep paying quarterly. The difference com

With 1 July 2026 almost here, the conversation has shifted. Most of our clients understand the rule. What they're now working through is the day-to-day reality: approvals, cash flow timing, and what July is going to look like. Here's what to get clear on before the month begins. Who Does It Apply To? Whatever approach applies to you, a record of the hours you worked from home is the foundation. Payday Super applies wherever superannuation is currently required. That includes