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Paid on Friday 25 June 2027: when is Payday Super due?

Fund must receive the super by
Tuesday 6 July 2027

Send it by Thursday 1 July 2027 if your clearing house takes 3 business days to pass it on.

The same date in NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT and NT. 7 business days from payday, counting every state-wide public holiday in Australia (ATO QC105846).

No holiday in this window

Nothing between Fri 25 Jun 2027 and Tue 6 Jul 2027 is a state-wide public holiday, so this is a plain 7 business days. What makes this payday worth a page is the calendar, not a holiday: the pay run is in June but the date the fund must receive the super falls in July 2027, in the next financial year. The deadline test is the day the fund receives the money, not the day the pay run is processed.

The count, day by day

Every day from the payday to the deadline, with the business-day count.
DayCounts as
Sat 26 JunWeekend
Sun 27 JunWeekend
Mon 28 JunBusiness day 1
Tue 29 JunBusiness day 2
Wed 30 JunBusiness day 3
Thu 1 JulBusiness day 4
Fri 2 JulBusiness day 5
Sat 3 JulWeekend
Sun 4 JulWeekend
Mon 5 JulBusiness day 6
Tue 6 JulBusiness day 7 — the deadline

Same payday, different case

IfFund must receive by
It is the first contribution for a new or rehired worker, or the first to a replacement fund (20 business days)Fri 23 Jul 2027
The pay actually left your account the business day before, Thu 24 Jun 2027 — the date that counts is the day the money leaves, not the day staff see itMon 5 Jul 2027
It is an out-of-cycle payment (a bonus, commission or back pay)7 business days after the next regular payday, not this one — enter both in the checker

Check it with your own lead time. Open this payday in the free checker — it shows the same date, lets you set your clearing house's real cut-off, and can email you before the send-by date. If you pay on a regular cycle, every date is already in the 2026–27 calendar.

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Planning information, not tax, legal or financial advice. The legal test is the date the fund receives the money with the information needed to allocate it. The 3-business-day send-by figure is our default, not your clearing house's — check its cut-off. Confirm anything that matters with the ATO or your registered tax or BAS agent.