Dates for JobKeeper Submissions
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JobKeeper Payment Employers to assess whether or not they will meet / likely meet the decline in turnover test. Register your interest in the JobKeeper Payment. |
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JobKeeper Employee Nomination Notice
Eligible Employers to advise their Eligible Employees of their nomination (this can be done now on the approved form). The employee is then required to complete that form and give it back to the employer before 30 April 2020. The employer must retain the completed form as part of its tax records. |
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From 20 April and by 30 April 2020
You will be able to enrol in the JobKeeper scheme from 20 April 2020 using an online form on The ATO website. After you enrol, you will later identify your specific eligible employees and submit the information to us. If you have registered with the ATO for an update on the JobKeeper Payment, you will soon receive a notification from the ATO when the online enrolment is available. Your Tax Professional can enrol you for the JobKeeper Payment Scheme. |
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26th April 2020
Regarding the first JobKeeper fortnight (which ended on 12 April 2020): An employer is required to be registered by 26 April 2020.
In other words, an employer has until the end of the second JobKeeper fortnight to register in respect of the first JobKeeper fortnight.
30 April 2020.
Eligible Employees to complete the nomination notice and give it back to their employer
Eligible Employers to pay all Eligible Employees that have not received the minimum $1,500 per fortnight since 30 March the difference by 30 April 2020.
Eligible Employers will need to provide actual monthly turnover data and projected next month’s turnover to the ATO at the conclusion of each month.
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First week in May ATO will pay the employer entity for each eligible employee for April Eligible Employers need to provide more detailed information to the ATO about each eligible employee from 4 May 2020. Eligible Employers will need to provide actual monthly turnover data and projected next month’s turnover to the ATO at the conclusion of each month. First Week in June ATO will pay the employer entity for each eligible employee for May Eligible Employers will need to provide actual monthly turnover data and projected next month’s turnover to the ATO at the conclusion of each month. First Week in July ATO will pay the employer entity for each eligible employee for June Eligible Employers will need to provide actual monthly turnover data and projected next month’s turnover to the ATO at the conclusion of each month. First Week in August ATO will pay the employer entity for each eligible employee for July Eligible Employers will need to provide actual monthly turnover data and projected next month’s turnover to the ATO at the conclusion of each month. First Week in September ATO will pay the employer entity for each eligible employee for August Eligible Employers will need to provide actual monthly turnover data and projected next month’s turnover to the ATO at the conclusion of each month. |
3k per eligible employee 3k per eligible employee 3k per eligible employee 3k per eligible employee 4.5 k per eligible employee as there are 3 fortnightly pay periods this month |