Super payment due dates in Australia
Employer guide to quarterly super timing, why dates are shown with source posture, and when to re-check the schedule.
As of 18 Apr 2026. Source: ATO super payment due dates
Quarterly timing still needs verification
SuperSure shows the current quarterly timing model as a practical planning aid, but the dates are still labeled as date-sensitive. Employers should verify the live ATO schedule whenever payroll timing changes or a new period begins.
This is especially important for businesses balancing standard quarterly obligations against upcoming rule changes.
Use timing guidance as a workflow trigger
A due date is most useful when it helps an employer ask the next operational question: has payroll closed, has the contribution file been sent, and is there any risk of paying late?
That is why the result view pairs timing guidance with a late-payment risk summary rather than presenting a naked date with no action context.
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Use the calculator to test your assumptions, then compare the result against current authority guidance before acting.