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AccountEdge Pro and Network Edition, Australia only

What is Single Touch Payroll? 

Single Touch Payroll is an ATO requirement which changes the way you report payroll payments, including:

  • salaries and wages
  • pay as you go (PAYG) withholding
  • superannuation information

It simplifies your ATO reporting because you can do it directly from your payroll software at the same time as you pay your employees. 

This means you can meet your ATO reporting obligations at the same time you pay your employees, instead of running a separate process at the end of the payroll year. That's right—no more payment summaries!

Learn more about your Single Touch Payroll obligations on the ATO website.

What do I need to do?

The latest versions of AccountEdge Pro and Network Edition (v18 and later) guide you through the setup for Single Touch Payroll reporting.

If you have a current subscription, you can download the update from myob.com/downloads. If you're after the release notes for the latest version, grab them from my.myob.com.au (once logged in, go to the My Products menu > Downloads).

Once you've installed the latest AccountEdge version, see the AccountEdge help for all the details on setting up Single Touch Payroll reporting.

What information is sent to the ATO (and how do I fix mistakes)?

Only your employees' year to date figures are sent to the ATO. Take a look at this quick video to learn more.

This means if you need to change anything you've submitted, simply make the change in the next pay (or correct the incorrect pay) and the next time you do a pay run the latest year to date totals will be sent.

  FAQs


Why am I getting 'Termination Code 1220' when sending payroll data to the ATO?

Why am I getting 'Termination Code 1220' when sending payroll data to the ATO?

This error is being investigated by our product development team, but it seems it only affects AccountEdge Network Edition.

Until there's a permanent solution, here is a workaround:

  1. Ensure all users are signed out of your company file.
  2. Open your company file.
  3. On the Sign-on window, select the option Single-user Access to sign on to your company file.

You can now send your payroll information to the ATO.