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Australian Payday Super timing

Official timing boundaries for Payday Super from 1 July 2026, including the ordinary fund-receipt window, specified longer windows and the dated 2026 changeover. This Australia source reference supports 1 Margin101 public page.

Official sourceReferencelabour and employment

Current monitored claims

ValueScopeLabel
From 1 July 2026Timing only; this does not determine employee eligibility, qualifying earnings or the amount payable.Payday Super effective date
Super guarantee contributions are made each time employees are paidFrequency only; Margin101 does not calculate payroll, qualifying earnings or super guarantee amounts.Each-payday contribution frequency
7 business days after paydayThe employee fund must receive the contribution with the information required to allocate it. This is not a guaranteed clearing time or permission to delay.Standard fund-receipt window
20 business days in specified circumstancesIncludes the first eligible contribution for a new employee or a new complying fund; Margin101 does not determine whether a longer window applies.Specified longer receipt window
OTE paid from 1 April to 30 June 2026 remained under the final quarterly obligation due 28 July 2026 while July paydays entered Payday SuperDated historical transition only; it is not a current future-tense payment instruction.Final June-quarter transition
The Small Business Superannuation Clearing House closed permanently from 1 July 2026Former-user transition only; the service can no longer be used for payments or record downloads.SBSCH closure

Source status

Official source
Australian Taxation Office
Status
verified
Cadence
quarterly
Last checked
2026-07-30
Effective
2026-07-01
Version
2026-07-30

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Official timing boundaries for Payday Super from 1 July 2026, including the ordinary fund-receipt window, specified longer windows and the dated 2026 changeover. It is kept within the australia small-business data layer so linked Margin101 pages can state their market assumptions and evidence scope clearly.

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  • Market: Australia
  • Category: labour and employment
  • Authority: Australian Taxation Office

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  1. Initial publication

    Published the verified Australian Payday Super timing source reference in the en-au DataHub.

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    Australian Taxation Office — Australian Payday Super timing
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    Margin101 checked the archived official evidence supporting Australian Payday Super timing.
    Change type
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Australian Taxation Office Payday Super payment-deadline guidance. The monitored claims are educational reference context; the scope shown in the table controls how Margin101 uses each claim.