Single Touch Payroll - Understanding Event History
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Single Touch Payroll - Event History
Pay Event History Example
- Type - Icon indicating the type of event, Pay Event, Update Event, or Full File Replacement
- Status - The processing stage of the event
- ATO Reference - Submission reference. Quote this to Practical Systems Support when requesting assistance for failed events
- Last Updated - The date and time the submission was last updated. Submission are updated shortly after the initial submission, then once every 2 hours until a final status is received
- Issues - Indicates if there are any issues with the submission at the current stage. If an icon is visible for the submission, double-clicking on it will display detailed the issues in detail
Date
- Pay Events/Full File Replacement - The end of the pay run period
- Update Events - The update date
- Submitted By - The full name of the user signed in to Cashbook when the event was submitted
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| Pay Event: The default Single Touch Payroll event type
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| Full File Replacement: Used to replace the latest pay event file that was sent to the ATO in error or contains significant corrupt data
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| Update Event: Used in cases where the employee YTD amounts need to be changed. This event type can only be used in circumstances other than when an employee is paid
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Important
Where the entire submission is rejected, employers must do the following in order to meet their STP obligations:
Read and have an understanding of the reason the submission was not processed
Subsequent submissions must include improved data, and not simply send identical data (unless specifically advised to do so due to system errors)
Contact the ATO if there are ongoing submission issues
Practical Systems Support is available to assist in fixing errors.
| | The event has finished processing successfully without any issues |
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| | The event has finished processing, but one or more errors have occurred. Double-click on the icon to view the details on why the event has failed. Practical Systems Support can assist in fixing any of the listed errors.
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Article ID 4369