AccountRight Plus and Premier, Australia only AccountRight Plus and Premier, Australia onlyYou must be reporting to the ATO via STP Phase 2 If you haven't already, you need to move to STP Phase 2 to stay compliant with the ATO. But we have you covered – see how easy it is to move. |
Single Touch Payroll (STP) is an ATO initiative to streamline payroll reporting. You’ll be able to report payroll and super information directly from AccountRight to the ATO at the time you process a pay run.a simple way to report your employees’ payroll information to the ATO and keep your business compliant. If you’ve subscribed to MYOB AccountRight, you can start STP reporting now — there are no additional charges. Once you're set up, you'll send your employees' salary, tax and super info to the ATO after each pay. At the end of the financial year you'll do a quick finalisation to let the ATO know you've finished paying your employees for the year. Your employees can access their payroll information through the ATO's online service, MyGov, which also simplifies their annual tax returns. HTML |
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Want to learn more about Single Touch Payroll?Here's some great resources: If you want to understand the finer details and how it relates to your MYOB software, we recommend attending one of our Single Touch Payroll training courses. Image Removed Things to do nowThere are no tasks for you to complete in AccountRight yet. Soon we’ll prompt you to start reviewing your employee and payroll information to make sure it meets the needs of STP reporting. UI Text Box |
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| ATO Reporting Category You’ll notice a new field called ATO Reporting Category in some of your payroll categories. This will be used for Single Touch Payroll reports, which some employers may need to start lodging from 1 July 2018. Learn more about assigning ATO reporting categories. The ATO guidelines for these are not available yet – but check back soon! |
Next stepsOn 1 April 2018 you’ll need to do a headcount of your employees. This is a headcount – not the full time equivalent (FTE) number. Do you have 20 or more employees? |