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BookChook(Newbie)Newbie
11 Apr 2025

NFP conducts a childern's eisteddfod, which calls for them to contract judges to adjudicate children's performances. The judges agree on their respective payment and a contract is signed. In addition some judges are also paid for their travel and accommodation as they cannot commute to venue. The judges are sole traders/independent contractors. Does the NFP have to pay superannuation on the fee agreed? I have noted the following online.


In certain circumstances you must pay superannuation for contractors who are deemed to be employees for superannuation purposes. These circumstances include the following.

  • If the worker works under a contract that is wholly or principally for their labour.
  • A sportsperson, artist or entertainer paid to perform, present or participate in any music, play, dance, entertainment, sport, display or promotional activity, or similar activity.
  • A person paid to provide services in connection with any performance, presentation or participation in these activities.
  • A person paid to perform services related to the making of a film, tape, disc, television or radio broadcast.

Your assistance is greatly appreciated.


Cheers


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AriATO(Community Support)Community Support
22 Apr 2025

Hi @bookchook


Great, looks like you've read through our general info for when to pay super to independent contractors. If you're after a yes or no answer, that's tricky to provide here. You'll need to get specific advice from us so we can apply the relevant law to your circumstances. You can write to us and get tailored advice from our Super area.

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