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Hi there thomas4,
MYOB will not endlessly attempt to remit a super payment if it doesn't initially go through. If a super payment fails, it will not be retried automatically. Instead, it will bounce back to your bank account, and you'll need to reprocess it. To make sure that any issues causing the failure, such as insufficient funds or incorrect details, can be addressed before attempting the payment again. It takes up to 10 business days for a super payment to be received by the fund. You can also reach out to the Pay Super team for more information.
Best regards,
Doreen
Thank you for your reply.
I asked my manager and got some more details.
- Payrun 1 was completed.
- The super accrued in Payrun 1 was paid out.
- The superannuation from Payrun 1 bounced back.
- Payrun 2 was completed after the first superannuation bounce back.
- The super accrued in Payrun 2 was paid out.
- The superannuation from Payrun 2 bounced back.
- We fixed the member number (after being given the incorrect details twice).
- No payrun was completed after the second payrun nor any super repayment paid but for some reason the clearing house paid out the second super payment again but now to the correct member number.
So what we're concerned about is after the second payrun's super bounced back we then fixed the super number but then myob by itself sent out another payment for the second payrun's super without any prompting? We just want to be careful that we don't end up making extra super payments without going through MYOB's authorisation process.
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