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Payday Super Has Started: What The ATO's First-Year Approach Really Means for Your Business
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

Faye Absalon
Jul 30


Payroll Tax and Contractors: What Business Owners Need to Know
A lot of business owners think that if someone has an ABN and invoices as a contractor, payroll tax won’t apply. The reality is a bit...

Faye Absalon
Oct 2, 2025


Making the Most of Digital Employee Onboarding While Staying ATO Compliant
Digital employee onboarding has changed the way businesses welcome new staff. Instead of juggling paper forms and manual data entry,...

Faye Absalon
Oct 2, 2025
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