How long do I have to keep an employee’s superannuation record?

You need to keep your employee’s superannuation records for five years. This includes detailed information about super contributions, fund details, how their superannuation guarantee was calculated, and more.

To get the full details on what super rules you need to adhere to as an employer, take a look at the ATO’s website.

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