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davidryan
Experienced User
12 months ago
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Setting up an On Call Allowance that doesn't attract SGC Super

How do I do this?   We pay an allowance of $21 for people who are on call, it is not related to the number of hours they work.   My understanding is that this is an "Allowance Other" and it does ...
  • Leneth_A's avatar
    Leneth_A
    12 months ago

    Hi davidryan

     

    In this matter, you may go to Superannuation tab>>Click superannuation guarantee that you are using>>Exempt>>tick the allowance you want to exempt.

     

     

    Do let me know if you have any further trouble with that.

     

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

     

    Cheers,
    Leneth

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Leneth_A
MYOB Moderator
12 months ago

Hi davidryan

 

Thanks for your post and Welcome here in the Community Forum. It's great to have you here in the Community forum.

 

As we are not permitted to provide any advise which ATO Reporting Category to choose and if the pay items will be exempted from SGC, we do recommend to speak with your accountant or financial advisor.

 


Please don't hesitate to post again if you need help in the future.

 

Cheers,
Leneth

  • davidryan's avatar
    davidryan
    Experienced User
    12 months ago

    Thanks for entering the conversation. To clarify my question is not whether it attacts the SGC. I know it doesn't, my question is how do I set up the allowance within MYOB so that it doesn't contribute to the superannuation of an employee.

    • Leneth_A's avatar
      Leneth_A
      MYOB Moderator
      12 months ago

      Hi davidryan

       

      Thanks for the update on this.

       

      To set up allowance within MYOB go to Payroll >> Payroll Categories >> Wages and salary >> Click New >> Fill out the necessary details >> at the Top there is an exempt you would need to tick.

       

       

      Please let me know if you need further help.

       

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


      Cheers,
      Leneth

      • davidryan's avatar
        davidryan
        Experienced User
        12 months ago

        Would this make it exempt from tax?  I want to make it exempt form superannuation.