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Before you start reporting payroll and super information to the ATO as part of Single Touch Payroll, you need to make sure your payroll information meets ATO requirements, and then connect to the ATO.

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Step 1 - Check employee and company information

Step 2 - Assign reportable payroll categories
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1 - Check payroll details

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2 - Connect to the ATO

You'll need

All your employees' information

  • Employee ID (if they have one - if not, you'll need to create one)
  • Address - including suburb, state and postcode
  • Valid tax file number (or alternate ATO number)

Your company information

  • ABN or WPN
  • Branch code
  • Phone number
  • Address
 

List of payroll categories that you need to report to the ATO

  • Check with your adviser advisor if you are unsure about what reportable categories you need to assign.

Contact person and (optionally)

AUSkey

AUSKey

Your log in details for Access Manager to connect to the ATO online (you can also connect to the ATO via phone if you don't have admin administrator access / AUSKey).

The name and details of the person who the ATO can contact if they have questions about your payroll.

Get employees connected too!

One optional step you might want to consider is encouraging your employees to set up a myGov account. This is how your employees will access their YTD amounts and end of year summary.

To get startedCheck employee and company informationAssign ATO reporting categories for Single Touch Payroll reportingpayroll detailsConnect to the ATO (Single Touch Payroll)

 

 

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