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This major change to super payments will start next week
Key takeaways
- Small business owner Casey O'Hare says cash flow is often based on when clients pay invoices.
- Payday superannuation changes take effect from July 1, 2026, when employers must start to pay super contributions at the same time as staff wages.
- While most businesses support the reforms, many say it will put pressure on cash flow, which is often out of their control.
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Small business owner Casey O'Hare says cash flow is often based on when clients pay invoices. (ABC News: Jake Kearnan)
Payday superannuation changes take effect from July 1, 2026, when employers must start to pay super contributions at the same time as staff wages.
While most businesses support the reforms, many say it will put pressure on cash flow, which is often out of their control.
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