Employer returns
How to calculate ordinary wages
Below is a list of what to include (and exclude) when calculating ordinary gross wages for your workers.
Ordinary wages include: | Ordinary wages do not include: | |
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Please note: Declared wages for an ABN worker is the invoiced amount (excluding materials) before GST. |
Things to note:
- Declared wages for an ABN worker is the invoiced amount (excluding materials) before GST.
- We don't issue refunds for levies once they are paid, so it's important you check you've reported the correct wages for all your workers and that your invoice is correct before paying it.
- To calculate the annual rate of pay, you’ll need to identify the industrial instrument (including equal remuneration rates, if any) that applies to your worker’s classification level and pay point. Please note, if no industrial instrument applies to your worker, you must calculate the annual rate of pay based on the 'Social and community services employee level 4—pay point 4’ under the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry Award 2010. Click here for more information about annual rate of pay.
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