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nal1
8 months ago

Pre-fill incorrect at W1 when salary sacrifice to super?

Good afternoon,   I am finalising BAS and the pre-fill at W1 includes an amount that has been salary sacrificed in full to the employee's superannuation. When attempting to override W1, an ATO pop-...
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nal1

Hi Earl,

 

Thank you for your welcome, and for your reply.

 

Regarding that category, I don't actually have that as an option to select. The dropdown box only has 'To be assigned', 'Not reportable' and 'Salary Sacrifice and RESC'.

 

Is there any way to add the additional category?

 

Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.

 

Kind regards,

Nal

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Earl_HD
MYOB Moderator
8 months ago

Hi nal1,

Thanks for your response. Yes, you'll need to select the RESC (Reportable Employer Super Contributions).

Regards,
Earl

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    nal1
    8 months ago

    Hi Earl,

     

    Yes, that is the option I had already selected.

     

    Kind regards,

    Nal

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      Earl_HD
      MYOB Moderator
      8 months ago

      Hi nal1,

      Thanks for confirming. The reporting rules for Salary Sacrifice vary between STP and Activity statements due to their distinct purposes. On Activity statements, the income reported at W1 excludes the salary sacrifice amount. Conversely, for STP, the Gross amount on the Income Statement includes the pre-salary sacrifice amount, with the Salary Sacrifice amount reported separately. The ATO deducts the Salary Sacrifice amount when calculating the Total Gross amount on the Income Statement. These rules aid organizations like the ATO and Centrelink in evaluating employee earnings and verifying Super Guarantee amounts.
       

      In MYOB AccountRight, if set up following the Salary Sacrifice instructions, the Wages on the Register Summary report represents the Pre Salary Sacrifice gross, while the salary sacrifice appears in the Deductions column. Typically, if the salary sacrifice isn't included in W1, it could indicate that it wasn't set up correctly in the deduction tab within the payroll category. You can refer to the help article "Salary sacrificing" for more detailed information on this topic.

      Feel free to post again, we're happy to help!

      If my response has answered your enquiry please click "Accept as Solution" to assist other users find this information.

      Regards,
      Earl

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