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How do I fix the CMN.ATO.AUTH.007 error?

There are a couple of common reasons why you might be getting this error. Usually, it's because there is a mismatch of data between ATO and MYOB systems.

In Access Manager...

Make Log into Access Manager and make sure the tax or BAS agent has permission to lodge payroll reports.

Confirm you've notified the ATO the business is using MYOB for payroll reporting.

In the tax or BAS agent portal...

Make sure the client is in your client list.

Confirm the client's details are correct (ABN, TFN and ABN branch number), and that they match what's in MYOB.

In MYOB...

Get in touch with our support team on 1300 555 123.

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Once the error is fixed, the latest payroll information will be sent to the ATO when you report your next pay run to the ATO, or you can send an update event as described in the FAQs below.

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How do I send an update event to the ATO?

An update event is where you send your employees' latest year to date payroll totals to the ATO. This ensures your payroll totals in MYOB sync with the figures held by the ATO.

If you're reporting via STP Phase 2, you can send an update event from the STP reporting centre. Otherwise you'll need to record a zero dollar ($0) pay for each employee whose year to data payroll totals you want to send to the ATO.

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Once the error is fixed the details will be sent when you process your next pay run.

Am I reporting via STP Phase 2?

If you're on STP Phase 2, you'll see the Send update event button in the STP reporting centre (Payroll command centre > Payroll reporting > Payroll Reporting Centre). If you don't see this button, you're on STP Phase 1.

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How do I move to STP Phase 2?

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Go to the Payroll command centre and click Payroll Reporting.
Click Payroll Reporting Centre.
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If prompted, sign in using your MYOB account details (email address and password).
Click the STP reports tab.
Choose the applicable Payroll year.
Click Send update event.
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When prompted, enter your details and click Send.

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You can send an update event for your employees by recording a $0 pay for them. This type of pay is also called a void pay and it's like any other pay, but all hours and amounts will be zero.

When you record a $0 pay, the employee's latest year to date payroll totals will be sent to the ATO.

Start a new pay run (Payroll > Process Payroll). Need a refresher?
Select the option Process all employees paid and choose Bonus/Commission. Ignore the displayed warning – we're choosing this option to ensure all hours and amounts are removed from the pays.
Ensure the Payment Date is in the payroll year you're sending the update event for.
Select the employees you want to send the update for. If unsure, select them all.
Because you chose Bonus/Commission at step 2, you'll notice all hours and amounts are removed from each employee's pay (which is just what we want). Here's an example.
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Complete the pay run as you normally do and declare it to the ATO. Need a refresher?

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