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This depends on a range of factors. Download the Department of Treasury's How to calculate superannuation contributions for public sector employees fact sheet or contact your Key Account Manager for more information on

No, WA public sector employers need to comply with the Commonwealth's OTE requirements, as well as the SG obligations in the State Superannuation Regulations. As a general rule, you need to first comply with the Commonwealth's OTE requirements. If a payment is excluded under the OTE definition, you still need...

For information about allowances for employees who have a taxed scheme (such as GESB Super) visit the ATO's website. For employees with an untaxed scheme (such as West State Super or Gold State Super) contact your Key Account Manager. If you have...

It’s worth taking the time to avoid making mistakes with the allowances you pay your employees. If you do make a mistake, you will be in breach of your statutory obligations under the State Superannuation legislation, and could be liable for claims made by your employees.

The summary should show the reportable employer superannuation contributions (RESC) amount. For more information please visit the ATO website.

No. You only need to show the RESC amount on your employees' payment summary.

If a Gold State Super member is making salary sacrifice contributions (i.e. before tax), these contributions are considered RESC.

No.

The Commonwealth Government's Your Future, Your Super reform package and changes to the compulsory Superannuation Guarantee (SG) payment came into effect in 2021.

What are the reforms?

The Your Future, Your Super reform package was announced in October 2020 and aims to make it easier for Australians to keep track of their...

Each of our schemes has its own Australian Business Number (ABN). While you may not need this number most of the time, when you access your super information through the myGov website, your super will be listed with the relevant ABN and scheme...