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OptimalRec
Experienced User
3 years ago
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Superannuation Accrual by Fund showing different amount to pay than Pay Super

I've run August 21 the Superannuation Accrual by Fund (Detail) report for an employee and it says we owe say $100 super for that period. But when I log into MYOB Super Clearing house to make the paym...
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    CloverQ
    3 years ago

    Hi OptimalRec 

     

    Without knowing what was recorded exactly in your file, it's hard to say what's the exact cause of it. In AccountRight when you go to the Pay Superannuation window where the super amounts are listed, you can click on the arrow to the left to view the transaction that resulted the super amount. This should help you identify if the any of the super amounts were incorrectly recorded. 

     

    Additionally, the Superannuation Accrual by Fund report shows super accrued for selected super funds in the given date range, it doesn't differ whether the amount has been paid or not. If the employee had a super fund change, then the accrued super would be listed under separate super funds on the report. It's best to run the Superannuation Payments by fund report and compare it to the accrue report to work out the owing amount. 

     

    If any super amount was already paid without using AccountRight's Pay Super system, then you can record the super payment via Pay Liabilities, which will remove the amount from the Pay Super window.

     

    I hope this helps.

CloverQ's avatar
CloverQ
Former Staff
3 years ago

Hi OptimalRec 

 

Without knowing what was recorded exactly in your file, it's hard to say what's the exact cause of it. In AccountRight when you go to the Pay Superannuation window where the super amounts are listed, you can click on the arrow to the left to view the transaction that resulted the super amount. This should help you identify if the any of the super amounts were incorrectly recorded. 

 

Additionally, the Superannuation Accrual by Fund report shows super accrued for selected super funds in the given date range, it doesn't differ whether the amount has been paid or not. If the employee had a super fund change, then the accrued super would be listed under separate super funds on the report. It's best to run the Superannuation Payments by fund report and compare it to the accrue report to work out the owing amount. 

 

If any super amount was already paid without using AccountRight's Pay Super system, then you can record the super payment via Pay Liabilities, which will remove the amount from the Pay Super window.

 

I hope this helps.