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Super tip: Employer super contributions are based on Ordinary Time Earnings

posted on 19.02.2018

Employers are required to pay SG contributions based on ‘Ordinary Time Earnings.’

Ordinary Time Earnings are an employee’s earnings in relation to ordinary hours of work, including:

  • over-award payments
  • bonuses
  • commissions
  • shift allowances
  • paid leave

For a more detailed explanation of ordinary time earnings and a checklist for salary and wages and ordinary time earnings, refer to the ATO site.

If you require assistance with any aspect of your super administration please call REI Super on 1300 13 44 33.

 

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It does not take into account any member’s individual financial objectives, financial situation or needs. We recommend that you seek help from a licensed financial adviser before acting on any information contained in this newsletter.

Although REI Super makes every reasonable effort to maintain current and accurate information, you should be aware that there is still the possibility of inadvertent errors and technical inaccuracies.

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