Recovering Unpaid Superannuation
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has substantial powers to investigate the underpayment of super and penalise employers who do not comply.
If you suspect you have not been paid the correct amount of super, you can report it to the ATO, as you have done.
According to Michael Hallinan, a special counsel at SUPERcentral, you have done the right thing by going to the ATO to pursue the matter of unpaid workplace superannuation.
To recover your unpaid super, the ATO will investigate and work to get the money back for you.
- Report the underpayment to the ATO
- Provide documentation to support your claim
- Let the ATO investigate and work to recover the owed amount
In your case, the company's ownership changes may complicate the matter, but the ATO will work to resolve the issue.
Author's summary: Recover unpaid super through ATO investigation.
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