What I am talking about here is the credit on your PAYG Withholding for employers (which every employer will get).
FOR QUARTERLY LODGERS THAT THEIR MARCH 2020 PAYG WITHHOLDING IS LESS THAN $10,000
What you will get is:
1. $10,000.00 as a credit on your ATO Activity Statement Account upon lodgement of your BAS (or the 28th April)
2. $5,000.00 as a credit on your ATO Activity Stement Account upon lodgement of your June 2020 Qtr BAS in July 2020 (or the 28th July)
3. $5,000.00 as a credit on your ATO Activity Statement Account upon lodgement of your September 2020 Qtr BAS in October 2020 (or 28th Oct)
It doesn’t matter what you report on your June & September Qtr’s BAS’s – so long as your business is still active.
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FOR QUARTERLY LODGERS THAT THEIR MARCH 2020 PAYG WITHHOLDING IS MORE THAN $10,000.00
What you will get is:
1. A credit for 100% of your PAYG Withholding reported for the March Qtr due April 2020 – Lets say for example its $12,000.00
2. I think a credit will come through of 100% of your PAYG Withholding reported for June Qtr (eg say $13,000) plus and additional credit of 50% of the March & June 2020 Qtr PAYG Withholding due July 2020 – so this would be $13,000 + 12,500
3. A credit of 50% of the March 2020 & June 2020 Qtr PAYG Withholding per above on the September 2020 BAS due Oct 2020 – so this would again be $12,500 – bringing the total to $38,000 as an example.
It doesn’t matter what you report on your June & September Qtr’s BAS’s – so long as your business is still active.
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FOR MONTHLY LODGERS
What you will get is (get ready for this ride):
1. A credit of 300% of your March 2020 months reported PAYG Withholding due April 2020 (so whatever March’s month of PAYG Withholding was x 3 will be your credit)
2. A credit of 100% of April 2020 months PAYG Withholding for April 2020’s IAS due May 2020
3. A credit of 100% of May 2020 months PAYG Withholding for May 2020’s IAS due June 2020
4. A credit of 100% of June 2020 months PAYG Wihholding for June 2020’s BAS due July 2020
5. A credit of 25% of all of the above added to June 2020’s BAS due July 2020
6. A credit of 25% of all of the above for July 2020’s IAS due Aug 2020
7. A credit of 25% or all of the above for Aug 2020’s IAS due Sept 2020
8. A credit of 25% of all of the above for September 2020’s BAS due October 2020
The first 4 above is maximized at $50,000 – so the credits stop at $50,000 and then the following four will be maximized at $12500 per quarter.
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