e-PayDay has now been upgraded to include the ability to report Payroll Tax.
What is Payroll Tax?
Payroll tax is a self-assessed, general purpose state and territory tax assessed on wages paid or payable by an employer to its employees when the total wage bill of an employer (or group of employers) exceeds a threshold amount. The payroll tax rates and thresholds vary between states and territories.
Where can I learn more?
Harmonised payroll tax webinars are facilitated on Tuesdays and are open to anyone registered or who may need to be registered for payroll tax with an Australian state or territory revenue office. The sessions are primarily designed to be of assistance to newly registered payroll taxpayers and are also available to those new to the role of managing employer’s payroll tax commitments or those seeking to refresh their payroll tax knowledge.
Register for Payroll tax - Understanding the basics - what it is, how it works.
What payroll software do I need?
e-PayDay has been upgraded to include requirements for Payroll Tax (Beta) and is now available.
What changes do I need to make to use Payroll Tax?
You need to tick Payroll Tax in each Pay Types (Rates, Allowances and Deductions) which needs to contribute to Payroll Tax. The Employee is also required to be assigned to a Payroll Tax State for correct reporting. For further information, follow our instructions.
Where can I purchase e-PayDay?
If you are not currently using e-PayDay but wish to take advantage of these new features, you can purchase a copy of e-PayDay Desktop Payroll.
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