Additionally, when a super payment bounces back and it's withdrawn from a super batch and re-processed in a new batch, there is no audit trail of if/when the super payment was initially processed so you can't see the original super payment made. This makes it difficult to work out what date the bounce back amount was originally submitted and if the bounce back isn't reconciled straight away, this can potentially double up super payments.
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Additionally, when a super payment bounces back and it's withdrawn from a super batch and re-processed in a new batch, there is no audit trail of if/when the super payment was initially processed so you can't see the original super payment made. This makes it difficult to work out what date the bounce back amount was originally submitted and if the bounce back isn't reconciled straight away, this can potentially double up super payments.