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Keep your Wollongong business payroll accurate and compliant with our payroll services Australia that gives expert guidance on STP, fringe benefits, and Australian legislation.
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From Flexible Pay Options to Accurate Tax Reporting, We Support Your Team
Efficient Payroll Processing
Flexible Pay Cycles
Businesses in Wollongong can choose pay cycles that fit their operations, weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, while our Payroll Services Wollongong ensure precision and compliance. We adapt to the needs of Illawarra’s diverse industries, from manufacturing to education, without compromising accuracy.
STP & EOFY Reporting
Our team manages Single Touch Payroll submissions in line with your cycle and prepares end-of-year reporting. This guarantees that Wollongong employers stay compliant with ATO requirements, while also reducing administrative strain.
Timesheet Integration
If your staff log hours through digital timesheets, our system integrates seamlessly. This ensures correct wage calculations and accurate deductions for employer payroll taxes, including NSW-specific payroll tax obligations.
Comprehensive Leave Management
We administer employee leave in line with the Fair Work Act, including annual leave, personal/carer’s leave, and long service leave. For Wollongong employers, public holiday entitlements are applied as per the NSW calendar, with penalty rates aligned to modern awards or enterprise agreements.
Time and Attendance Tracking
Tax & Compliance Solutions
PAYG (Pay As You Go) Tax Compliance
We handle the calculation and timely submission of PAYG withholding taxes, giving Wollongong businesses confidence that all payments meet ATO obligations.
Superannuation
Our Payroll Services Wollongong team calculates and pays superannuation contributions accurately, ensuring payroll compliance and that all Wollongong employees receive their entitlements in line with national super rules.
Precise Payroll Tax Calculations
Unlike some other states, NSW applies a proportional tax-free threshold. For Wollongong businesses, entitlement is determined by a different formula. Our payroll services in Wollongong manage this calculation on your behalf, avoiding errors and ensuring compliance with the central payroll tax portal’s published thresholds, and freelancer payroll.Â
Workmen Compensation
Our payroll services Wollongong include ensuring full compliance with NSW workers’ compensation requirements, so your employees are protected and your business avoids penalties.
Modern Award Interpretation
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question? Find the answers to your most frequently asked questions here. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to contact our customer support team.
What are the payroll reporting requirements for managing school-based or seasonal workers in the Wollongong region?
Employers must report all payments and tax withholding for seasonal or school-based workers through Single Touch Payroll (STP) each pay run. At EOFY, STP data must be finalised, or if exempt, payment summaries lodged via the PAYG annual report.
Can payroll services integrate with attendance and timesheets?
Yes. Our Payroll Services Wollongong often integrate with digital timesheets and rostering systems to track hours, overtime, and award penalties. This reduces errors and ensures Fair Work compliance.
How do payroll services manage payroll tax grouping for Wollongong businesses that are part of larger corporate groups?
If businesses share ownership or employees, NSW payroll tax grouping rules apply. The group shares one $1.2M threshold, and wages above it are taxed collectively. De-grouping is possible only with Revenue NSW approval.
What documentation will Wollongong employers need to provide when switching to a new payroll provider?
Employers usually need recent payslips, payroll histories, leave balances, employee data, and historical STP records. This ensures the new provider processes wages and entitlements correctly from day one.