Navigating EOFY 2026: Finalise with Confidence and Prepare for Payday Super

The end of the financial year (EOFY) is fast approaching — and for HR and Payroll teams, this one carries more weight than usual.

With Payday Super coming into effect from 1 July 2026, this EOFY is your opportunity to not only close out the year correctly, but get ahead of one of the biggest payroll changes in recent years.

Join Employment Hero’s Ebony Graham and Mathew Pike (CX Customer Trainers), alongside Mark Peard (Senior Manager, Strategic Finance & Benefits Partnerships), as they walk you through how to confidently finalise FY26, stay compliant, and prepare for what’s next.

In this session, we’ll cover: 

• EOFY readiness and preparing for FY26/27
• Key dates, upcoming changes, and ATO requirements
• STP updates, tax changes, and super increases
• Payroll tips, reconciliations, and finalising your year in-platform

Plus, getting ready for Payday Super with HeroClear:

• What Payday Super means for your payroll workflows
• How HeroClear simplifies super by embedding it into your pay run
• Practical steps to get compliant before 1 July deadline

Whether you’re wrapping up the financial year or planning ahead, you’ll leave with a clear plan to manage EOFY and transition smoothly into Payday Super. 

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