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ATO urges employers to move early on payday super or risk compliance nightmare

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26 Nov, 2025
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Warwick Ponder
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26 Nov, 2025
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Employers have been warned to move early on payday super, with the ATO expecting 25 times the number of rejected contribution payments and payroll platforms pre-empting cash flow management issues.
ATO urges employers to move early on payday super or risk compliance nightmare
Australian Taxation Office’s Project Director for Payday Super Implementation, Shane Moore (left), and General Manager, Payments, Pensions, Benefits & Perks, Employment Hero, Rob Dunn (right) urge employers to move early on payday super or risk compliance and cash flow issues.

Employers have been warned to move early on payday super, with the ATO expecting 25 times the number of rejected contribution payments and payroll platforms pre-empting cash flow management issues.

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