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  1. AU Payroll - Schedule superannuation payments

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    Accepted  ·  AdminSophie Lewis (Admin, Xero) responded

    Hi there. With Payday Super changes coming soon, we know many of you will be thinking about how the new super payment timing will work for your business. It’s something we’re keeping a close eye on too.

    While this particular idea isn’t currently on our product team’s roadmap, it’s on our radar and we’re actively monitoring the feedback here.

    There are also a couple of related ideas focused on super payment timing that are already in development:

    AU Payroll: Superannuation > standardised payment date aligned with PayDay Super - In Development

    AU Payroll - Payday super reminders - In Development

    If either of these would help, we’d really appreciate you adding your vote.


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    Aye Clark commented  · 

    Hi There!

    I've just attended the auto super webinar hoping to get clarity on future payment date available for super payment.

    How are businesses, bookkeepers and authorised personnel expected to meet ATO-required deadlines when the necessary functionality is unavailable in Xero?

    Businesses cannot reasonably be expected to meet statutory obligations when the system required to complete those obligations does not provide the necessary function, particularly where there is no practical alternative.

    This is a critical compliance issue and should not be treated as simply a technical inconvenience.

    This also has a significant impact on bookkeepers and authorised personnel, who need reasonable time to step away from work, recharge and protect their physical and psychological wellbeing.

    They should not be expected to work excessive or unreasonable hours, constantly monitor systems or absorb the consequences of unavailable functionality.

    It is a critical function to be addressed when there are alternative systems which can provide that function.