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  1. Single Touch Payroll for employers
  2. Single Touch Payroll reporting pay details for employers

Reporting employment separation through Single Touch Payroll

You must report through Single Touch Payroll (STP) when and why employees stop working for you.

  1. Centrepay for businesses
  2. How Centrepay works

Your obligations to use Centrepay

Approved Centrepay businesses must comply and act in line with the Terms of Use and Policy for Businesses.

  1. How Centrepay works
  2. Your obligations

Centrepay business compliance

We help Centrepay businesses meet their obligations to our customers by providing guidance, education, support and other assistance.

  1. Most useful information
  2. Sectors working with us

Legal professionals and advocates

Information for legal professionals supporting our customers with their dealings with us.

  1. Top payments
  2. Employment status verification

Requests for employee information

We may ask you to complete a report to verify details about a past or present employee. This helps make sure they receive correct payments or services from us.

  1. Sectors working with us
  2. Corrective Services

Helping someone who’s leaving prison

Corrective services can help someone who's leaving prison to access our payments and services, helping them on their release.

  1. Adding and linking service providers to organisations
  2. Linking to health service providers

Adding and linking to HPOS for Patient Verification

Learn how to add and link HPOS to your organisation in PRODA to access Patient Verification.

  1. Centrelink compensation information for lawyers and compensation payers
  2. How we treat lump sum compensation

Your responsibilities when we issue a Preliminary Notice

There are things you may need to tell us about a compensation payment.

  1. Centrepay for businesses
  2. How Centrepay works

Understanding Centrepay deductions

Centrepay deductions have mandatory conditions either an end date or target amount, as well as a minimum amount. Deductions can also be suspended and changed.

  1. Top payments
  2. Centrelink Confirmation eServices (CCeS) for businesses

How Centrelink Confirmation eServices for businesses works

You can use Centrelink Confirmation eServices (CCeS) to confirm who’s eligible for a concession, rebate or service you provide.

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