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    Hi everyone, just wanting to provide an update on this. With the introduction of Payday Super and the shift to Qualifying Earnings (QE) under STP Phase 2 reporting, the scope and requirements surrounding superannuation reporting have fundamentally changed.

    Under the ATO's Payday Super framework, Type O has been replaced with Type Q, and you can now select how you report the earnings in the pay item setup.

    Alongside this, when an employee reaches the Maximum Contribution Base, any subsequent earnings above that threshold naturally default to Super Liability (L) rather than continuing to be classified under Qualifying Earnings. Because this reporting logic aligns directly with the ATO’s updated compliance and pay-event reporting requirements, we will not be changing this functionality.

    We appreciate your feedback as we continue to build Xero Payroll.

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    Thanks everyone, we appreciate you continuing to share your support for a maximum contribution base. We understand how this would reduce current manual calculations and help avoid overpaying super.

    Our product teams have continued to review this idea as they plan their roadmaps, however at this point it's not something we've roadmapped.

    For now this idea remains Accepted and will keep being considered as our product team plan future improvements to payroll. We’ll share an update here if there’s meaningful progress.

    Sandra Bradfield supported this idea  ·