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Thanks for including the screenshot comparison, Xinrou. I've made sure to share back with the team and we'll let you know if any plans are made to improve this view, here.
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You say 'superannuation' so I assume you're in Australia.
This is via uni, so it's a vocational placement, so per Fair Work Australia, the unpaid part is correct. However, because it's a flat rate Allowance, with no reference to (for example) c/km, it's not a reimbursement (which doesn't get reported via STP), and must be reported via STP. The coding for the Allowance should be:
- if it's public transport, Type: Other, Category: Transport/Fares
- if it's a private vehicle and the intern would be able to claim the related expense(s) as a deduction against the Allowance income on their tax return, Type: Other, Category: Private Vehicle
- if it's a private vehicle and the intern would NOT be able to claim the related expense(s) as a deduction against the Allowance income on their tax return, Type: Other, Category: Non-deductibleIf it's the last type, non-deductible, you have to pay super on it, but not if it's one of the other two types. Because it's a flat rate, you have to withhold PAYG no matter what, because it's classed as income (with associated expenses that may or may not be deductible) not a reimbursement.
https://community.ato.gov.au/s/question/a0J9s0000001Fmt/p00036989
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*cough* Accessibility Fail *cough* WCAG requirements *cough*
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Appreciate how you'd like to do this within Xero, however just to confirm it's currently possible to import budgets with more periods.
You'll just need to make sure to format the dates in your import file - more on this here.
If you'd like a practice run, try it in the demo company before importing into your own org 🙂
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I have a couple of clients who both employ from the same pool of tradespeople on short-term contracts - the employee will switch from one to the other based on who is doing work in their area in a given month. Leave requests and timesheets are an absolute dogs breakfast for those clients!
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I am SO TIRED of having to open the previous month's invoice in order to copy details to the current month being invoiced, when the details I'm copying NEVER CHANGE