Does this sound familiar? What does it mean? Is it fair?
This is actually normal terminology when it comes to Payroll Terminations. The ATO has advanced their Single Touch Payroll past Phase 2 which now captures so much more detail around the circumstances around a termination event.
You may recall that several years ago large and respected companies like Bunnings, Woolworths, Celebrity Chefs and even the City of Freemantle were discovered to have underpaid employees and it seemed like some of those under payments were accidental.
The new measures are aimed at helping make sure this doesn’t happen any more.
The information required by the ATO for payroll purposes goes into an employees age, relationship status and event and even whether they are a contractor or employee.
Here are some of the things that are now collected:
This information is collected as part of the Australian Federal Governments Standard Business Reporting (SBR), an initiative that was started in 2010 to help streamline the collection and use of official data.
SBR is promoted to software companies like MYOB and Xero to enable them to provide online services to their clients that relate to their online business administration.
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