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Background Managing payroll for 40 employees was a time consuming and inefficient process for FIX-A-TAP. Having to print payslips and payment summaries, as well as calculating super and accruals, took an unnecessary amount of resources for a business dedicated to efficiency...

As legislated by the Australian Federal Government, the Superannuation Guarantee (SG) rate will be increasing to 11.5% on 1 July 2024, the second to last proposed increase in a series of 0.5% increases since 2021.

Sybiz Visipay 22.00 Jump to:     Previous Version    |     New Features    |      Enhancements    |    Fixes and Improvements    |     Next Version   Important Information Changes to main file menus Company Detail maintenance options (Company) have now been separ...

Requirements for social distancing and hygiene measures have seen offices temporarily shut all over the world and an unexpected work-from-home revolution kick off as a result. While social distancing measures are being gradually relaxed, the success of remote work arrang...

Sybiz Vision 20.01 Jump to:    Previous Version    |    New Features    |     Enhancements    |    Fixes and Improvements    |     Next Version   Important Information Changes to Microsoft Office 365 with Sybiz Vision Microsoft Office 365 will need to be reconfig...

Sybiz Visipay 17.20 Jump to:     Previous Version    |    Single Touch Payroll    |      Fixes and Improvements    |     Next Version   Single Touch Payroll Compliance Single Touch Payroll (STP) has arrived in Australia and compatibility is only available in Sybi...

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From 1 January 2019, employers will be required to report pay, tax and other deductions to Revenue every payroll run as part of the new system, labelled PAYE Modernisation.

The Australian Tax Office has developed a simpler BAS process for some businesses, reducing the number of fields needing to be filled.

Although the increases have been legislated, there are now doubts that the initial rise will still go ahead on the 1 July 2021 with Treasurer Josh Frydenberg recently indicating it may be delayed.