You’ve probably considered thought about cashflow impacts with the new upcoming Payday Super payment deadlines as well as the MCB now being an annual cap but have you considered the financial impact if the ATO raise an assessment for employers who have not met their superannuation obligations?
In our workshop we will show you how to decrease any potential admin uplift fee from 60% to 0% in the event of an ATO assessment.
Don’t get confused by ATO jargon or lost in technical definitions. Terms like “SG shortfall,” “notional earnings,” and “administrative uplift” might sound complex, but they directly affect how much your business could owe when things go wrong. Understanding how these components link together and what triggers each penalty tier is essential for both compliance and financial planning.
In our Payday Super Workshop, you’ll learn how to reduce potential ATO penalties from 60% down to potentially 0% by reviewing your payroll processes and identifying high‑risk areas before implementation. We’ll break down every part of the calculation, the SG shortfall, the daily interest and the administrative uplift, so you’ll know exactly what drives your total liability and how to prevent it.
How the APA Payday Super Workshop will help
The Australian Payroll Association’s Payday Super Workshop turns legislation into payroll ready workflows and practical calculations. Along with a detailed Payday Super Guidebook and access to ongoing updates, attendees will work through step‑by‑step examples showing exactly how to calculate penalties in realistic late payment scenarios, so you can quantify risk, communicate it clearly to your business, and build compliance confidence.
Secure your place
The Payday Super Workshop is delivered online, making it easy for payroll teams across Australia to participate and upskill together before 1 July 2026. To learn more and register, visit the Australian Payroll Association’s Payday Super Workshop page and ensure your team can comply confidently, calculate accurately and minimise penalty exposure when issues arise.
