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🚨 Payday Super starts in 2 days!
From 1 July 2026, employers must pay staff super on payday — not quarterly. If you're not ready, the penalties have changed too (and they're steeper than before).
We've broken down exactly what's changed, what to do right now, and the key dates you need to know 👇
🔗 Read the full guide: https://dljaccountants.com.au/payday-super-is-here-what-you-need-to-know-before-1-july-2026/
Need help making sure your payroll is compliant? Get in touch — we're Xero Certified Advisors and can help you transition smoothly.

Payday Super Is Here: What You Need to Know Before 1 July 2026 | DLJ Accountants If you employ staff, the biggest super change in decades starts in just days. From 1 July 2026, the old quarterly super system disappears. Welcome to Payday Super. Here’s what’s changed. Here’s what you need to do right now. And here’s what the ATO still hasn’t finalised. What Is Payday Su...

🏠 Working from home? Are you claiming everything you're entitled to?
With tax time approaching, make sure you know the ATO's rules for working from home deductions in 2026 — including the CGT trap that catches many homeowners off guard.
We've broken it all down in our latest article:
👉 https://dljaccountants.com.au/working-from-home-tax-deductions-australia-what-you-can-claim-in-2026/
📞 Questions? Call us on 0492 972 916

Working From Home Tax Deductions Australia — What You Can Claim in 2026 | DLJ Accountants Wondering what you can claim for working from home in your 2025–26 tax return? DLJ Accountants breaks down the ATO's two methods, eligible expenses, record keeping requirements and the CGT trap most people miss