Managing Contributions - Managing Super

Submitting contribution information

If you have all the correct information on hand, such as employee details and the amount you need to contribute, then processing your super payment should be seamless.

An efficient way to submit contribution information is online via EmployerAccess, either through the Import File or Manual Grid options. Which option you choose to use will depend on factors such as the number of employees you have.

Manual grid

Enter contribution details directly into EmployerAccess - may be most suited to employers with <20 employees

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Import file

Upload all your employees’ details simultaneously, saving you time and hassle - may be most suited to employers with >20 employees

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SuperStream compliant contributions

Employers can make SuperStream compliant super contributions for employees by using EmployerAccess.

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Do you have employees with super in funds other than Rest?

You can pay super online for all your employees at the same time, no matter which super fund they are with, through one of the following online methods:

a clearing house accessible via EmployerAccess, SCH Online¹.
another clearing house not accessible through Employer Access. Fees and charges may apply. You should refer to the clearing house provider for more information.
the ATO's Small Business Superannuation Clearing House is available if you have 19 or fewer employees or have an annual aggregated turnover of less than $2 million.
Your payroll provider. Your payroll provider may be able to arrange payment of super for your employees. Fees and charges may apply. You should contact your payroll provider for more information.

Making payments

A Clearing House service is accessible via EmployerAccess - SCH Online* enables you to make one payment for all your employees, no matter which super fund they are in.

You can also use other clearing house providers or certain payroll providers to arrange payment of super contributions for your employees.

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