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Re: Payday Super
Hi Earl, I had the same question as Billingsley15 and this makes sense to me also. But in searching, found another person was provided 3 links in relation to the setup of Payday super by SupportNoteGuy MYOB Staff. One Link: "Make Super Payments" states the following: No. The superannuation payment will be processed once it has been authorised. If you enter a future date in the Date field of the Pay Superannuation window, but authorise the payment today, it will be processed today. So querying, if payroll processed in advance with a future EFT date and authorise the payment, that super will be actually processed that day instead of the date of EFT? Would you then process the pay in advance and have to go back to authorise when ready to pay? Regards Deb157Views0likes1CommentATO Interest no longer claimable
Hello, The ATO has stopped Interest from being claimable as 1st July 2025. Wondering the best way to handle the interest which we would usually DR expense account and credit ATO integrated account each time it showed in the clients tax statement online. Another way done was by doing a purchase order, allocated to interest expense until paid, along with BAS's as P/O. If do as a journal where would you allocate it to, instead of the expense account, and still balance the ATO integrated account with the tax statement ? thankyouSolved148Views0likes3CommentsLibrary Files Reloaction
Hello, I moved MYOB AccountRight "My Library Files" to another location on PC as per myob instructions and all works. In the old location final MYOB folder was two folders: My Library folder (reallocated now) An AccountRight Folder (with a BASlink & Current folders inside). I do not want any folders/programs in that old location, or to affect/lose the existing online or My Library files, if moved. Please advise if the AccountRight folder should/can be moved also to the new location without affecting anything? Much appreciated34Views0likes1Comment