Field notesPayday Super, in plain English
What Payday Super means for your practice
Short, practical briefings for Australian accountants and CPAs on the 7-business-day rule, the closure of the Small Business Super Clearing House, and how to turn a new compliance obligation into a recurring revenue line.
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How accountants can turn Payday Super into a recurring revenue line
Payday Super creates a continuous monitoring obligation on every client. Here's how accounting practices package that work as a productised, recurring-revenue service — with pricing examples.
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The SBSCH closes 30 June 2026: how to migrate your clients in time
The Small Business Super Clearing House shuts on 30 June 2026, the day before Payday Super begins. Here's who's affected, the migration options, and a step-by-step plan for accounting practices.
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Payday Super 2026: what Australian employers must do from 1 July
From 1 July 2026, Australian employers must pay super within 7 business days of each payday. Here's the 7-day rule, the deadlines, the penalties, and a pre-1-July checklist.
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Watch every client's 7-day clock from one dashboard
SuperMon connects to Xero with read-only access and alerts you before any client's Payday Super deadline slips. Live 1 July 2026.
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