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RubyL(Initiate)Initiate
29 June 2023

Hello,


If the termination case is a genuine redundancy case, and employee will receive payment in lieu notice, severance and ex-gratia payment. Should we report this payments as ETP type R or are these payments considered as Lump Sum D due to this is a genuine redundancy case in STP2?


Thank you

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AnitaATO(Community Support)Community Support
3 July 2023

Hey @RubyL,


Lump sum D is used to report the tax-free amount of a genuine redundancy or an early retirement scheme payment up to the tax-free limit.


ETP Type R will be used for a genuine redundancy in the following circumstances:


  • genuine redundancy to employees under their pension age or earlier age of mandatory retirement
  • invalidity
  • an ATO approved early retirement scheme
  • compensation for personal injury, unfair dismissal, harassment, or discrimination

You can read more about the when an employee transfers or leaves on our website.


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AnitaATO(Community Support)Community Support
3 July 2023

Hey @RubyL,


Lump sum D is used to report the tax-free amount of a genuine redundancy or an early retirement scheme payment up to the tax-free limit.


ETP Type R will be used for a genuine redundancy in the following circumstances:


  • genuine redundancy to employees under their pension age or earlier age of mandatory retirement
  • invalidity
  • an ATO approved early retirement scheme
  • compensation for personal injury, unfair dismissal, harassment, or discrimination

You can read more about the when an employee transfers or leaves on our website.


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