Small business clients need to be ready for STP by 30 September
The original deadline of 1-7-2019 has been extended. Read more about what every small business needs to do by then.
Reporting through Single Touch Payroll (STP) for small employers started on 1 July. Small businesses have until 30 September 2019 to take action. There are a range of resources available on the ATO website to help, click on the link below.
STP is mandatory for all small businesses.
SINGLE TOUCH PAYROLL (STP) and what do do before 30 September 2019.
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