Opportunities and challenges for payroll in the new financial year

var tags = ''; lass="p1">Mr Bernie discusses what some of the main hurdles will be for accountants next financial year including the continued rollout of single touch payroll phase 2, the start of payday super in July 2026, and a tougher compliance focus by regulators.

He shares some of his predictions in terms of regulatory changes, including a move to paying BAS tax weekly or fortnightly, and also discusses some of the complexity in Australia’s employment system and some aspects that could be simplified.

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