Why Payday Super Raises the Stakes for Company Directors If you’re a director of a small business, Payday Super isn’t just an HR or payroll issue. It’s a governance issue that could directly affect your personal legal exposure. The new rules don’t just change how super is paid — they change the legal landscape around [...]
The New Payday Super Penalty Framework Is Stricter Than You Think - Here’s What’s at Stake One of the most important things to understand about Payday Super isn’t just that you need to pay super more often. It’s that the consequences of getting it wrong are more severe than under the current system. Under today’s [...]
The ATO’s Free Super Clearing House Is Closing - What You Need to Do Now If your business uses the ATO’s Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) to process super payments, this is important: the service is shutting down on 1 July 2026, and it’s not coming back. Since 1 October 2025, the SBSCH has [...]
Your Payroll Is About to Get a Lot Busier - Here’s How to Get Ready When Payday Super kicks in on 1 July 2026, it won’t just change when you pay super. It will change how much your payroll system has to do, how often it has to do it, and how little room there [...]
How Payday Super Will Change the Way Your Business Manages Money If you run a small business with employees, you’re probably used to paying superannuation once a quarter. You set aside the money, lodge it by the due date, and move on. It’s a rhythm most businesses have followed for years. That rhythm is about [...]
Payday Super: 6 Things Every Small Business Needs to Know Before 1 July 2026 If you employ staff, one of the biggest changes to hit your business in years is coming on 1 July 2026. It’s called Payday Super, and it fundamentally changes how and when you pay superannuation. Under the current system, you have [...]
Keeping Your Self-Managed Super Fund Compliant Self managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) can offer significant flexibility, allowing the members to make investments and enter arrangements that may not be available through retail or industry superannuation funds. However, being an SMSF trustee does come with important responsibilities to ensure that all dealings comply with superannuation law. Two [...]
ATO Update on Inherited Homes: What it Means for Your Family’s Wealth The ATO has issued a Draft Taxation Determination TD 2026/D1 which looks at how inherited family homes are treated for CGT purposes. Some industry commentators have dubbed it a “death tax by stealth”, but it is a bit more complex than this. The [...]
Navigating CGT on Your Home: New ATO Clarity for Home-Based Businesses Running a business from home—whether as a sole trader, freelancer, or small operator—has many perks. But when it comes to selling your home and potentially saving on tax, recent guidance from the ATO serves as a reality check. The ATO has provided its views [...]
Director Penalty Notice Review: A Wake-Up Call for Business Owners on Personal Tax Risks Running a successful business is hard work—and sometimes, despite best intentions, tax obligations slip. If the business is being operated through a company structure, then the ATO can potentially issue a Director Penalty Notice (DPN), holding company directors personally liable for [...]