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Payday Super SGC Calculator

Estimate an Australian superannuation guarantee charge from a contribution shortfall, nominal interest, days late, and administration fee.

Payday Super SGC Calculator — Online Calculator

Payday Super SGC Calculator

Calculate Super Guarantee Charge (SGC) shortfalls, ATO nominal interest, and uplift penalties under the Payday Super regime.

Superannuation Guarantee is 12% of earnings ($600.00)

Must be paid within 7 business days of payday.

Official ATO GIC rate (11.43% p.a.).

Default 60% penalty uplift on shortfall + interest.

Reduces administrative uplift from 60% to 36.0% if voluntarily disclosed to the ATO before audit.

Total SGC Liability

$969.02

Late Payment Penalties Apply

Payment is 30 days late. SGC liability includes $600.00 shortfall, $5.64 notional interest (at 11.43%), and $363.38 administrative uplift penalty (60.0%).

12% Super Shortfall

$600.00

Principal owed
Nominal Interest

$5.64

11.43% GIC rate
Administrative Uplift

$363.38

60% penalty rate
Extra Penalty Cost

$369.02

Cost of paying late
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Disclaimer: This tool provides informational results only and should not be used as professional advice.

The Payday Super SGC Calculator estimates a superannuation guarantee charge from a shortfall amount, nominal interest rate, days late, and administration fee.

Interest=Shortfall×Interest rate100×Days late365\text{Interest}=\text{Shortfall}\times\frac{\text{Interest rate}}{100}\times\frac{\text{Days late}}{365} Total SGC=Shortfall+Interest+Administration fee\text{Total SGC}=\text{Shortfall}+\text{Interest}+\text{Administration fee}

Example

For a 1,000shortfall,101,000 shortfall, 10% interest, 30 days late, and a 20 fee:

  • Interest: $1,000 x 0.10 x 30 / 365 = $8.22.
  • Total modeled SGC: $1,028.22.

Questions

Is this the complete Australian SGC liability?

No. It models the entered shortfall and simplified interest and fee assumptions only.

Can the interest rate be changed?

Yes. The default is 10%, but the form accepts another non-negative rate.

Does this calculate the original contribution shortfall?

No. Enter the shortfall amount already determined from payroll records.

Limitations

Verify current ATO rules, statement obligations, nominal interest, administration charges, and payment deadlines before relying on the estimate.

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