Payday Super? You're sorted with MYOB.

From 1 July 2026, super must be paid every payday. Pay Super in MYOB handles it automatically — no external clearing house needed.

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Get ready for Payday Super with MYOB​

Payday Super means super is no longer a quarterly task — it becomes part of every pay run. From 1 July 2026, super must be processed with each payroll and reach employee funds within 7 business days.

This shift makes frequent payments and manual processes harder to manage with traditional tools.

MYOB Pay Super lets you run payroll and super together in one step, helping you meet the new timing requirements without extra admin or separate systems. Built on ATO SuperStream standards, it keeps everything in your payroll so you can stay compliant and in control.

It’s included with MYOB payroll subscriptions at no additional cost, so you can set up now and be ready ahead of the changes.

Switch from the SBSCH before it closes 

If you’re using the ATO’s Small Business Super Clearing House (SBSCH), you’ll need to move to an alternative before it closes on 1 July 2026. The ATO recommends completing your final quarterly contribution by 28 April 2026.

Now is the time to transition to a solution that aligns with Payday Super. Set up Pay Super in your MYOB software to make the switch early or learn more about moving away from the SBSCH.

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Don't wait until 1 July to get ready
If you pay super quarterly, the ATO is recommending that your super payment for the January-March quarter (due 28 April 2026) should be the last payment made through the SBSCH. The April–June quarter payment (due 28 July 2026) cannot be made using the SBSCH after 30 June 2026.

Set up Pay Super in MYOB

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Run payroll and super in one platform

No separate external clearing house logins or duplicate data entry. Everything stays in one and it's included in your MYOB subscription.

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Built-in compliance

Pay Super uses ATO SuperStream standards and works directly within payroll, so super is calculated, reported and submitted automatically each pay run.

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Be ready before the change

Start paying super alongside wages now, so you’re not rushing to adjust when Payday Super begins.

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Payday Super resources

Get ready now - watch how

Watch our recently recorded webinar to understand what’s changing, what it means for your business, and how to get set up early.

Explore the webinar agenda

Payday Super: Getting ready for 1 July 2026*

Topic

 Speaker
Welcome
 Leanne Berry
Payday Super: what changes 1 July
 Courtney Sloane
SBSCH closure and April milestone
 Leanne Berry
Cashflow impact and planning
 Leanne Berry
ATO approach to compliance
 Courtney Sloane
What changes in your workflow
 Leanne Berry
Product walkthrough
 Leanne Berry
Common questions answered
 Leanne Berry
Your 30-day action plan
 Leanne Berry

*Important information:
The information presented in this webinar is general in nature and relates to the upcoming Payday Super changes. It does not constitute, and should not be relied upon on, as tax advice, legal advice, superannuation advice or financial product advice. It has been prepared without considering the circumstances of any particular business. The obligations and impacts of Payday Super can vary depending on your structure, workforce and payroll processes. Before acting on any information provided, you should seek independent advice from a qualified tax professional, lawyer, accountant or licensed financial advisor.