The ATO's Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) closed on 1 July 2026 and it can no longer be accessed. More about this closure.
If you used the ATO's Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) to pay your employees' super payments, this service has now closed.
To stay compliant with the ATO's Payday Super rules, you need to set up Pay Super – this lets you pay super contributions straight from MYOB Business.
Set up Pay Super in MYOB Business
Pay Super is included with your MYOB subscription so you can quickly and easily pay contributions to your employees' super funds.
You can make payments after each pay run so you'll comply with the ATO's new Payday Super requirements.
Before you start
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You need Owner or Online Admin access – only users with the Owner or Online Admin user type can set up Pay Super. If you’ve invited your advisor and they’re authorised to act on behalf of the business and its bank account, they can also set up Pay Super. More about user types
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Invite others you want to manage super payments – invite users or advisors to your MYOB file if you want them to create or authorise super payments.
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Have your business details handy –this includes your business name, ABN and address. If you only have a Withholding Payer Number (WPN), you can't set up Pay Super yet, but we're updating Pay Super to support WPNs – so watch this space!
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Grab your bank account details – this is the account your super payments will be direct debited from or refunds paid into.
To get started, go to the Payroll menu and choose Super payments. Here's all the setup details
If you used the ATO's Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) to pay your employees' super payments, this service has now closed.
To stay compliant with the ATO's Payday Super rules, you need to set up Pay Super – this lets you pay super contributions straight from AccountRight.
Set up Pay Super in AccountRight
Pay Super is included with your AccountRight subscription so you can quickly and easily pay contributions to your employees' super funds.
You can make payments after each pay run so you'll comply with the Payday Super requirements.
Things to know before you sign up
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You need an AccountRight subscription to sign up for Pay Super. If you’re on a 30-day trial of AccountRight, subscribe now.
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Only users with Online Administrator or Online Owner access can complete sign up. If you’re acting for a business, you must be authorised to do so by the business owner and bank signatory.
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Your business needs an ABN to use Pay Super. If you only have a Withholding Payer Number (WPN), we're updating Pay Super to support this – so watch this space!
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Have your bank account details handy. You’ll need to enter the account that payments will be made from.
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Anyone who will create or authorise super payments needs to have already accepted an invitation to access your file. If someone needs to be invited, learn how to do it.
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Read the MYOB Pay Super Service Product Disclosure Statement, available on our MYOB Legal Notices page.
To get started, go to the Payroll command centre and click Pay Superannuation. Here's all the setup details