Small business owners worry about cash flow impact of 2026 Payday superannuation reforms
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Adelaide Miller
Summary
The article discusses the upcoming Payday superannuation reforms taking effect July 1, 2026, which will require businesses to pay employee super contributions at the same time as salaries instead of quarterly. While many support the change for social justice reasons, some small business owners like Casey O'Hare express concern about cash flow challenges and the potential need to rely on personal savings to meet the new obligations.
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Despite diligent bookkeeping, Ms O'Hare said cash flow was often out of her control.
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