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JLo24(Newbie)Newbie
9 Oct 2024

I am completing Super Guarantee Charge (SGC) Statements, for the past 6 years, relating to underpaid super on a superable allowance that was set up incorrectly in our payroll as non-superable.

I know the SGC statement automatically calculates the nominal interest however, on the Totals worksheet tab there is a statement: 'This nominal interest cannot be remitted and is paid directly to the employee's superannuation fund'.

Can you please clarify what this means?

Given the shortfall dates back 6 years there are many employees who are no longer employed. Therefore, it makes sense to direct all payments to the ATO rather than the super funds as we do not have access to their current super funds.

Finally, we pay a much higher super rate as per our EA, can the entire shortfall due on the allowances be paid direct to the ATO?


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ZiadATO(Community Support)Community Support
11 Oct 2024

Hey @JLo24


This simply means the nominal interest will be paid directly to the fund,

It's not an error of any kind.


Yes. You can pay the entire shortfall amount to the ATO.

Here's a guide on completing a SGC statement.

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ZiadATO(Community Support)Community Support
11 Oct 2024

Hey @JLo24


This simply means the nominal interest will be paid directly to the fund,

It's not an error of any kind.


Yes. You can pay the entire shortfall amount to the ATO.

Here's a guide on completing a SGC statement.

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