ATO raises the evidence bar for treaty claims through fiscally transparent entities
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With Payday Super in effect from 1 July 2026, for many organisations, we expect the transition from quarterly to on-cycle superannuation remittance will not be straightforward. From meeting new reporting and compliance requirements to ensuring payroll and superannuation data is accurate, complete and submitted on time, the early weeks will no doubt surface challenges that require prompt attention.
This webinar is designed for employers operating under the new regime who need clarity on how to deal with some of the practical issues that are arising, where the common compliance risks sit, what corrective action looks like in practice, and what to prioritise before enforcement activity commences.
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