This guide explains what's changing with Payday Super, what your business needs to do to prepare, and brings together all the resources from our recent webinar: the recording, presentation slides, a preparation checklist and software set-up guides.

Payday Super starts 1 July 2026 and changes how every employer pays super. Join Boyce's Dan Medway at the Dubbo Chamber Breakfast on 11 June to get your business ready.

Boyce is hosting a free webinar on Wednesday 3 June to help employers prepare for Payday Super. Understand what is changing from 1 July 2026 and what it means for your payroll, cash flow and compliance.

Julie Schofield sat down with Oli from the Humans of Agriculture podcast to explain Payday Super and what it means for business owners, including practical steps to prepare.

Join us in Moree to learn about upcoming changes to the way employers pay super from 1 July 2026. FInd out what it means for your business, and the practical steps you should be taking now.

Learn about upcoming changes to the way employers pay super from 1 July 2026. FInd out what it means for your business, and the practical steps you should be taking now.

The Australian Government has introduced significant changes to superannuation obligations that will take effect from 1 July 2026. These reforms, known as Payday Super, will impact how and when employers pay superannuation contributions.