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North
Trusted Cover User
5 years ago
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Hi We recorded an incorrect pay for an employee (an overpayment of $385) and the amount was reported to the ATO.  We then reversed the whole incorrect pay out of MYOB and did a replacement pay. The...
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AliK607
MYOB Staff

Hello,

 

With the STP module, the MYOB program only sends the Year to Date (YTD) values of the employee to the ATO.

Hence, the next pay you lodge with the ATO with include the reversal affect on the YTD values of the ATO.

(Please note: If you don't have any more pays to record for that employee for this payroll year, you are best to record a 0 dollar pay transaction and lodge that with the ATO to replenish the YTD values with the ATO, more information available on this in the article below, under the FAQs section: http://help.myob.com/wiki/display/ar/Terminate+an+employee+in+Single+Touch+Payroll+reporting#expand-WhatifIveterminatedanemployeebeforesettingupSingleTouchPayrollreporting)

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sholt73
Super User
5 years ago

my understanding is that myob sends the Period-To-Date information of the current pay event you just did, and also sends the Year-To-Date information from the software for the ATO to look into come year-end.

 

the ATO's business portal only shows Period-To-Date based information and not the Year-To-Date information, this can mean the business portal can show differing figures to what the ATO actually use for the Employee's payment summary data.