Payroll Tax Threshold Breaches in Subcontractor Coordination
Definition
Survey projects often engage multiple subcontractors for specialized surveys, pushing grouped payments over state thresholds without visibility.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 5.45% tax rate (NSW) on amounts over AUD 1.5M threshold; penalties up to 100% plus interest
- Frequency: Annually per state jurisdiction
- Root Cause: Fragmented manual invoicing and coordination across 6 states
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Surveying companies in Australia face AUD 50,000+ surprise payroll tax on subcontractors. Automated aggregation prevents overruns.
Affected Stakeholders
Survey Managers, Accountants
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Methodology & Sources
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Evidence Sources:
Related Business Risks
Fair Work Act Subcontractor Non-Compliance Penalties
GST/BAS Lodgement Delays from Subcontractor Invoicing
AUSTRAC AML/CTF Reporting Failures for High-Value Survey Contracts
Delayed Invoicing on Milestone Verification
Unbilled Acreage & Milestone Services
Permit & Compliance Overruns
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