ATO-certified product
Built for Australian tax and compliance workflows, with the obligations that matter brought closer to the financial picture.
Payday Super, ready today
The rule changed on 1 July 2026. myaccountant keeps super beside payroll, so every run shows what was reported, what was paid, and what still needs attention.
| Employee & fund | Reported to ATO Via STP · YTD | Paid to fund Confirmed payments | Outstanding Not yet paid |
Due in
Days remaining | Overdue Past ATO due date | Next SGC est. Based on salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
JS John Smith No fund recorded | $8,280 | $0 | $8,280 | , | $8,280 45 days overdue | $2,070 |
SJ Steve Jobs No fund recorded | $9,775 | $0 | $9,775 | , | $9,775 45 days overdue | $2,444 |
AS Alicia Singh AustralianSuper | $5,520 | $4,140 | $1,380 | 8 days | , | $1,380 |
MR Maria Rodriguez AustralianSuper | $10,925 | $8,193 | $2,731 | 8 days | , | $2,731 |
DK David Kim REST Super | $7,820 | $5,865 | $1,955 | 8 days | , | $1,955 |
PT Priya Thomas Hostplus | $3,680 | $2,760 | $920 | 8 days | , | $920 |
| Total · 6 employees | $46,000 | $20,958 | $25,041 | , | $18,055 | $11,500 |
Until 1 July 2026, most Australian employers paid super quarterly, four times a year, with a window after each quarter ended. Since that date, super must be paid at the same time as wages, every pay run, with the payment reaching the employee's super fund within a short window after payday.
The operational change is the hard part. Quarterly super could sit at the edge of payroll. Per-pay-run super has to sit inside it. Many businesses are still reviewing employee setup, payment timing, and clearing-house arrangements.
The obligation itself did not change. You pay the same super, to the same funds, for the same employees. Only the timing moved, and the timing is what changes the workflow.
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What actually goes wrong
01
Super used to sit beside payroll. Now it sits inside it, so the run prepares the payment at the same time it works out the pay.
Until 1 July 2026, quarterly
4 payments
Since then, with every pay run
26 payments
The same money, to the same funds, for the same people. Only the timing changed, and the timing is what changes your week.
02
The screen tracks who has fund details and who does not. See the list and fix the gaps before pay day instead of after.
1 thing needs you
$2,505.04 not yet due · 4 payments settled
Payday 27 Aug 2026 · 6 employees
Action required
Nothing to do
Everyone here has fund details on file. When somebody does not, this is the screen that tells you, before pay day.
03
You see who it was for, which fund sent it back, and why, usually an out-of-date fund number. Fix that and the next payment goes through.
Not just sent. Received. If a payment bounces at the fund it is still on you, so the record follows it all the way in.
04
Payments go through the national super network from here, and the record stays beside payroll. Self-managed funds work the same way.
Finalise the pay run Your step
The super is worked out with the pay, for each person.
Beam clears it
It goes through the national super network. No second login, and no separate account to keep topped up.
The fund receives it
Tracked until it lands, with the date it arrived against the deadline.
Only the first step is yours.
Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks have all committed to Payday Super support, and the point of this page is not to suggest otherwise.
The practical question is how much process your business has to change. If super is a separate task after payroll, that task now runs on every pay day instead of four times a year. In myaccountant, payroll and super already sit together.
Most businesses complete setup in an afternoon. The only requirement is that every employee has their super fund details captured, and the Payroll Overview tells you exactly who is ready and who is not.
The Super Overview shows the rejection per employee, in red. You see exactly which employee, which fund, and why, usually an out-of-date fund identifier. You fix the detail and the next payment goes through.
No. Super payments route through the national super network from myaccountant, with the record kept beside payroll.
Every calculation, lodgement, payment and reconciliation is timestamped and kept. If an employee asks about a contribution later, the record is there.
SMSFs are handled natively. Employees with a self-managed fund enter their ABN, ESA, and bank details during onboarding; the platform validates and routes contributions correctly.
Quarterly super ended on 1 July 2026. Once every employee's fund details are captured, myaccountant prepares super with each pay run automatically, and nothing else about your payroll workflow changes.
No separate project is needed. The main setup is making sure every employee's super fund is captured, which the Payroll Overview shows you.
No payment details required.