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Review your EOFY employer tax and super obligations

If you’re an employer, it’s time to review your end of financial year (EOFY) employer tax and super obligations.
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Ensure super guarantee payments arrive on time

Employers, remember to check your clearing house processing times IN ADVANCE to ensure your super payments arrive on time.
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Super payment due dates

To avoid the super guarantee charge (SGC), payments must be received by the employee's fund on or before the quarterly super due dates.

1 July Changes

There are legal, financial and other changes your business will have to be across right now. Not sure what they are or what to do? Don’t worry, we outline the key ones here.
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Payday super proposed

From July 2026, employers will be required to pay super for their employees at the same time as their salary and wages.
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Super guarantee rate change scheduled

With another Super Guarantee rate increase scheduled on 1 July, employers are reminded to update their payroll system to align with these changes.
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Federal Budget 2023-24

The Federal Government has handed down its 2023-24 Budget which outlines its economic forecasts and identifies key priorities including cost of living relief and growing the economy.
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Superannuation Guarantee changes

From July the SG eligibility threshold changed. Find out how to ensure your payroll systems correctly calculate new SG entitlements.
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The basics of EOFY

The end of the financial year or EOFY, is a time where your business has to submit a tax return based on your income and expenses. We break down some common terminology