ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Unused Annual Leave on employee resignation Thanks Tracey, Yes, I am checking with our accountants and the ATO. Your solution is great, and I forgot to check the exceptions ! DUH Re: Unused Annual Leave on employee resignation Thank you, Tracey, I have been going round and round searching online to find answers, and this subject has so many contradictions. The ATO declare that the Superannuation Guarantee does not apply to Termination payments of Unused Annual Leave, however Annual Leave Loading does:- https://www.ato.gov.au/Business/Super-for-employers/Paying-super-contributions/How-much-super-to-pay/List-of-payments-that-are-ordinary-time-earnings/ This is a contradiction to Annual Leave as Ordinary Time Earnings, which is categorised as gross wages and does attract the Superannuation Guarantee. If you are able to clarify this that would be great 😊 My thoughts are that Unused Annual Leave should attract the Superannuation Guarantee, unless it is a lum sum payment when an employee is terminated due to an ETP genuine redundancy, in lieu of notice, a gratuity or 'golden handshake'etc. Thanks again, rose Unused Annual Leave on employee resignation Hello MYOB Community, Our organisation is seeking advice on Unused Annual Leave when an employee resigns. The payroll category for this is set-up as a Wages Item in MYOB AR. Originally, this payroll category was set up as an ATO Reporting Category of Lump Sum A – Termination. The ATO Reporting Category was changed to Gross Payments when it was identified that Lump Sum A – Termination is incorrect for employees who have resigned and have a balance of unused annual leave to be paid out as a part of their final pay. Despite making the above change to the ATO Reporting Category MYOB tax calculations for employees who have resigned and are required to be paid for their Unused Annual Leave are higher than the Marginal Tax Rate for Ordinary Taxable Earnings (OTE). Our last 3 employees have PAYG Withholding deductions calculated at the rates of 39, 43 and 45% of their gross wage payments. Transaction entered into the Unused Annual Leave category also are not included as gross payments for superannuation guarantee calculations. Can you please advise me if we will need to correct the MYOB AR calculations for PAYG Tax and Superannuation Guarantee payments to be the equivalent of the value the employee would have been paid had they taken the leave. Thank you kindly for anyone who can help in this regard, : ) Rose Solved