Set up super payments
If your MYOB subscription includes payroll it includes Pay Super at no extra cost – so it's Payday Super ready. Set up super payments in a few simple steps.
Set up Pay Super
Make super payments straight from MYOB Business into your employees' super funds.
Add super funds
Set up your employees' super funds so payments go to the right place.
Set your default super fund
Every employer needs a default super fund that employees can choose if they don't already have a fund.
Move from the ATO's super clearing house
The ATO's Small Business Super Clearing House closes on 1 July 2026. If you use this service, find out what to do.
Check payroll settings
Avoid delays and compliance issues by making sure payroll is set up to suit your business.
Check payroll setup
Check that things are set up to suit the way payroll works in your business.
Check employee details
Avoid super payment delays by sending employees a request to confirm their fund details.
Confirm your pay frequency
Payday Super requires you to pay super each time you pay an employee, so you can check or change an employee's pay cycle.
Make super payments
Once you're set up, paying super on payday is a breeze.
Pay super each pay run
Super is calculated automatically when you do a pay run. You can then pay the contributions to your employees' funds.
Authorise a super payment
Authorise super payments at the same time they're paid, or an authoriser can do it later.
Check the status of a super payment
See whether a payment needs authorising, if it's completed or if there are any issues.
Check payments or make adjustments
Keep an eye on your super payments and easily fix mistakes.
Check superannuation reports
MYOB Business includes payroll reports to keep track of how much super you've paid for your empoyees.
Adjust a super payment
Fix a super payment in the employee's next pay or in a separate pay run.
Change Pay Super details
Change your Pay Super limit or manage who can process or authorise super payments in your business.
Stay compliant
Keep in the goods books with your employees – and the ATO.
Use self-onboarding for new employees
Save time and ensure accurate employee details – get new starters to submit their own personal, banking and super details straight into MYOB Business.
Use the ATO's Payday Super resources
Check the ATO website for all the super rules, business guides, videos and other handy resources.
Understand 'qualifying earnings'
This is a new ATO term that refers to the types of payments made to employees that are used to calculate their super.
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Set up Pay Super to get ready for Payday Super
Once you're using Pay Super in MYOB Business, there's no other setup required. You simply need to start paying super each time you pay your employees.
We're updating MYOB Business to make this process easier, so keep an eye out for more details.
Plan early to smooth out your cash flow
Payday Super changes when you pay super, not how much – but moving from quarterly to per‑pay‑run is a big rhythm change.
Planning early in MYOB Business lets you:
test paying super each pay run now, while it’s still optional
use bank feeds, cash movement reports and budgets in MYOB to see the real impact and adjust your cash flow before Payday Super becomes mandatory.
That way there’s no “cash flow shock” when July 2026 arrives.
The ATO's super clearing house is closing
The ATO's Small Business Super Clearing House (SBSCH) will close on 1 July 2026. So if you're using this service, you'll need to download your super records from the SBSCH and store them in MYOB. You'll also need to set up Pay Super to make your super payments.