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Hi everyone, thanks for sharing your thoughts on this! With Payday Super legislation now active, superannuation contributions align directly with regular pay runs. Because of this shift to real-time processing, quarterly due date reminders are no longer necessary.
To assist with compliance under the new legislation, we have added reminder prompts directly to the super payment page to highlight which accruals are at risk of being late.
As a result, we won't be moving forward with quarterly reminder updates for this request. We really appreciate everyone’s feedback on this topic, please continue to share your ideas on how we can keep improving your Xero experience!
Ian Gillard
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28 days after the end of each quarter unpaid SG triggers an obligation to lodge a SG Return. The superannuation liability should become a SG Tax liability & the super liability should be reduced by the appropriate amount.
Even if paid later SGR lodgment obligation still exists under Tax Law.
At year end Xero should be reviewed [automation would help] for any super liability that may have generated a SG Return obligation.
It would save a lot of employee confusion if a report for each employee was available to explain how their super was being handled.