Policy last updated
15 June 2020
Scope
- Schools
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Overview
Overview
From 2020 the PAYG — Payment Summary is now known as the Income Statement. The Income Statement is only available from your myGov account for both Department and School Local Payroll (SLP) employment. A copy of the Income Statement cannot be generated by the Department or the school.
Historical PAYG Payment Summaries continue to be available for all employees in Employee Self Service with access to eduPay remaining available where at least one employment instance (Department or SLP) remains active on the payroll.
A person who is ceasing employment is expected to download copies of any previous PAYG Payment Summaries they may require prior to their cessation being processed on the payroll. Income Statements will only be available in the individual’s myGov account.
Where a person requires an historical PAYG Payment Summary after they have ceased employment, the process for Replacement of Lost or Damaged Summaries applies.
Replacement of Lost or Damaged Summaries
Historical payment summaries that need to be replaced or have been lost or damaged can be reproduced by the employee using eduPay ESS.
PAYG information prior to the 2019/20 financial year is not available in your myGov account. A printed historical PAYG payment summary is not normally required for tax returns lodged with an accountant or when using the ATO MyTax service. The ATO, 'pre-filling' option automatically downloads the Income Statement details into the tax return and may negate the need for any historical printed copy.
Where a person requires an historical PAYG Payment Summary after they have ceased employment, they must complete the Request for Replacement PAYG Summary form available under 'Procedures and Forms' (refer to Resources tab).
Related policies
- eduPay and eduPay Help (for login details including employee self-service)
- Personal Details Changes
- Taxation — Employees and Income Tax
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Policy and Guidelines
Policy and Guidelines
There is no further guidance for this topic. For more information, refer to Resources tab.
Resources
Reviewed 30 June 2020