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Making your first Super Contribution post the ATO Clearing House

Learn how to make your first super contribution after the ATO Small Business Superannuation Clearing House closes.
May 25, 2026
Making your first Super Contribution post the ATO Clearing House

The ATO Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) closes from 30 June 2026, with many employers, bookkeepers and payroll teams now preparing for Payday Super and more frequent super contribution processing.

This webinar focuses on how to make your first super contribution in Wrkr and how to onboard employees for super processing moving forward.

The webinar covers:

  • How to create and submit your first super contribution
  • Manual entry and CSV contribution uploads
  • Employee onboarding and setup workflows
  • TFN declarations, super choice and stapling requests
  • Payment methods including Direct Debit, EFT and BPAY
  • Contribution tracking and visibility features
  • Managing SMSF and contractor super payments
  • Preparing for Payday Super and the closure of the ATO SBSCH

Watch the webinar below to see how businesses can onboard employees and start processing super contributions in Wrkr.

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For Small Businesses
Quarterly super payments will no longer apply. Under Payday Super, contributions need to be processed each pay run, with payments required to be received by the super fund within 7 business days of payday.

This means super becomes part of your regular payroll process. You’ll need a system that can handle frequent submissions, maintain accurate employee data, and provide visibility over payment status, not just at quarter end.
For Bookkeepers & Accountants
For those managing multiple clients, Payday Super increases both volume and complexity. Instead of quarterly lodgements, super needs to be processed alongside every client pay run.

A centralised approach, with multi-entity access, bulk processing, and clear visibility over submissions, fund receipt, and any issues, becomes critical to keeping things running smoothly.