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Payday Super Explained: What’s Changing and What You Need to Do

Read on for more information on Payday Super with Jobpac, as well as updates on QLD PTA Certification and PTRS from Andrew Tucker, Trimble Product Manager.

Preparing for Payday Super: a roadmap for Jobpac users

From 1 July 2026, employers must pay Superannuation Guarantee (SG) contributions at the same time as salary and wages — moving from the traditional quarterly cycle to a more frequent payment process.

What's changing in Jobpac Connect

The deadline: Payroll software must be compliant with STP QE submissions by 11 June 2026, ready for FY27 STP reporting.
The Jobpac roadmap: Updates are being delivered to support Qualifying Earnings (QE) and STP reporting requirements.
The transition period: Jobpac customers have until 30 June 2027 to configure, test, and verify QE reporting.
How super payments are processed

Jobpac supports super payments using a QuickSuper (SAFF) file, which is uploaded to your selected clearing house to process contributions.

If you are using an existing clearing house, you can continue using it — there is no requirement to change.

The key requirement is that super contributions are received by the fund within 7 business days of the pay date.

If you are reviewing clearing house providers, choose one that fits your business processes and can reliably meet Payday Super timing requirements.

Important: closure of SBSCH

The ATO Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) will close on 30 June 2026.

If you are currently using SBSCH, you will need to select a new clearing house before 1 July 2026.

Next steps for Payday Super
Stay updated as the Jobpac STP solution continues to evolve.
Learn more about the legislation: Read the ATO details → 
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