New Changes to Super - Made Super Easy
Hi there,
The new Payday Super legislation will require employers to pay Superannuation Guarantee (SG) contributions at the same time as salary and wages from 1 July 2026. Contributions must reach an employee’s super fund within seven business days of payday.
The good news: if you’re using MYOB Pay Super with your payroll, you’re already set. Pay Super lets you make super payments directly from MYOB as often as you like (including each pay run), so you can meet the payday super timing without changing your current process.
It’s included with your MYOB subscription and is compliant with ATO SuperStream requirements.
What you need to do
Keep processing your pays in MYOB as usual. If you’re already paying super via Pay Super with each pay run, you’re all set.
If you currently pay super quarterly, you’ll simply need to start paying it alongside your pay runs — and you’ll automatically meet the new timing requirements when Payday Super begins.
Not using Pay Super?
Turn on Pay Super
- Go to the Payroll command centre and click Pay Superannuation if you're using AccountRight desktop. MYOB Business or browser users can head to the Payroll menu and select Super Payments. Click Sign up and follow the prompts. We’ll verify your bank account with a 1 cent deposit and an SMS code for secure authorisation.
- Assign your Pay Super payment authoriser(s) so approvals are in place before your first payment.
- Process payroll as usual and use MYOB to pay super each pay run, and meet the Payday Super timing from 1 July 2026.
If you’d like to double-check your Pay Super setup or payment authorisers, you can review your settings any time in MYOB.
To learn more about Payday Super, read our guide.
If you have questions about Payday super or Pay Super, you can find answers or ask your questions here in the community forum.