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When an employee has been terminated, you need to let the ATO know about the employee's end date and that you won't be sending any more payroll information for them.

Let's take you through it.

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title	1. Process all final pays and ETP (if required)

This is the same process whether you're using Single Touch Payroll reporting or not. See Processing a final pay for details.

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title	2. Notify the ATO

As part of your Single Touch Payroll reporting, you need to notify the ATO of the termination. This lets the ATO know the employee's termination date and any ETP components in their final pay.

Here's how:

Go to the Payroll menu and choose Payroll reporting.
Click Employment terminations.
Select the employee, choose the Employee End Date, then click Notify the ATO.
Enter your name as the authorised declarer and click Send.

This declaration is processed in the same way other Single Touch Payroll reports are. They must be accepted by the ATO, which can take up to 72 hours.

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title	3. Finalise the employee

This step lets the ATO know that you won't be paying the employee again this payroll year. You can finalise the terminated employee now, or when you complete your STP finalisation at the end of the payroll year.

For all the details, see End of year finalisation with Single Touch Payroll reporting.

Need to undo a termination payment? See Deleting an employment termination payment

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title	What if I 've terminated an employee before setting up Single Touch Payroll reporting?

What if I've terminated an employee before setting up Single Touch Payroll reporting?

If you terminated an employee during the 2018-19 financial year before you started using Single Touch Payroll, you might need to prepare a payment summary. This depends on whether the employee’s final pay was an Employment Termination Payment (ETP) or not.

If the final pay:

included an Employment Termination Payment (ETP), you won't be able to report this to the ATO through Single Touch Payroll. Instead, you'll need to provide them with a payment summary. See Producing PAYG payment summaries.
didn't include an ETP, (for example, their final pay only included unused leave), see Finalising payroll for employees terminated before using STP.

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title	What if I have duplicated ETP amounts in the Payroll reporting centre?

What if I have duplicated ETP amounts in the Payroll reporting centre?

You can delete duplicated ETP amounts from the payroll reporting centre. For all the details, see Deleting an employment termination payment.

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Deleting an employment termination payment

Removing an employee termination

Processing a final pay

Processing an employment termination payment (ETP)

End of year finalisation with Single Touch Payroll reporting

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