Phone us as soon as possible on 13 10 20 if you're unable to make your quarterly super contributions by the due date because you are either:
- impacted by a natural disaster
- located in a disaster-affected area.
By law, we cannot extend the due date to pay the super guarantee charge (SGC). You will still need to both:
- lodge a Superannuation guarantee charge (SGC) statement
- pay the SGC if you did not make contributions to a super fund on time.
We can talk to you about a payment plan if you need it.
If your records are lost or damaged in a disaster, you can make an estimate of super guarantee contributions using old records. You could get these records from:
- your employees
- your bank
- the super funds you pay contributions to
- records of PAYG payments you've made.
Make sure your employees understand how you are going to calculate their super payments using an estimate.
If you are closing down your business because of a disaster, you still need to pay your employees' super obligations.
For more information, see:
How to contact us if you are unable to make your super guarantee contributions on time because of a disaster.