Our Melbourne Office has moved!
We look forward to seeing you soon at 412 St Kilda Road.

1161412655

Finalising your end of financial year reporting

🕑 4 minutes read

Share
This

EOFY MYOB reporting & updating employee superannuation to 10%

If you have been using STP (Single Touch Payroll) to report your employee wages to the ATO, you will need to finalise the payroll year in your MYOB software after you have completed your final payrun for the year.

In addition you will also need to update the Super Guarantee rate to 10% for your employees.

Note: your final payrun in the 20/21 financial year is determined by the payment date of that pay, when the amount is paid to the employee from the business. Not the payroll period.

For example:

• If the pay period is from 15 June to 22 June – paid 25 June – that falls in the 20/21 year.
• If the pay period is from 24 June to 30 June – paid on the 1 July – this falls in the 21/22 year.

Once you have completed the pay runs that are paid on or before 30 June 2021, you can finalise the payroll for that year and report this finalisation via STP.

The finalisation of your payroll needs to be completed and sent via STP to the ATO by the 14th of July – at which time the employees MyGov account will show their Income Statement as ‘tax ready’ and will be green. They can then complete their tax return. If the employee cannot access their MyGov account, they can contact the ATO and request a copy of their income statement.

How to complete the EOFY finalisation report

iStock 1182912545 2 end of financial year reporting

Go to Payroll Reporting Centre – EOFY Finalisation Tab

This tab represents the ‘Wages’ totals the ATO has in their system and you must reconcile the totals here with the totals you have just reconciled above.

What's next?

myob eg 1 end of financial year reporting
A box will appear to Finalise and notify the ATO
myob eg 2 end of financial year reporting

Next steps

myob eg 3 end of financial year reporting

Super Guarantee Increase to 10%

iStock 1226186457 2 1 end of financial year reporting

The Super Guarantee (SG) amount that a business needs to pay on an employees ordinary time earnings is increasing from the current 9.5% (where it has been sitting since 2014) to 10% from 1 July 2021 and is due to be increased further to 12% by July 2025.

Once you have completed your payroll for this current financial year and ensured that your information is correct (you may have finalised – but as this is not locked for completing future payroll this finalisation can happen later – as long as it is before the 14 July 2021), you will need to update your Super Guarantee percentage in your pay items list in your software.

This increase will not be completed behind the scenes like tax table updates happen within the software, hence the manual increase of this percentage attached to that Pay Item.

What version of MYOB Essentials are you using?

How to amend using old MYOB Essentials

With this version of the Essentials product, the update of the Super Guarantee rate will need to be completed in each employee’s card. You will need to ensure that you are not amending any employee that is under 18 that should not be accruing any SG unless you are to calculate this for them dependent on what award you are under.

Steps to amend the SG rate for individual employees

myob eg 4 end of financial year reporting
myob eg 5 end of financial year reporting
myob eg 6 end of financial year reporting

How to amend SG rate using new MYOB Essentials

myob new end of financial year reporting

If you require any further guidance or assistance with your end of year reporting, book an appointment to speak with your tax adviser who will be happy to talk you through the process.

Share This

Email
Facebook
LinkedIn

Subscribe to our newsletter

Gain thorough knowledge and valuable advice on financial services tailored specifically to medical professionals.

Bright futures. Better with the right roadmap.

Recommended for you

Subscribe to the latest news from DPM

Start your journey with DPM today.

Home

DPM acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land where we live and work. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and Elders from other communities we may visit and walk beside. We recognise their connection to Country and their role in caring for and maintaining Country over thousands of years.

Scroll to Top