PayMe was established to provide the services our Chief Executive Officer did not receive when he was a contractor, so we know what you require and expect. We make it simple and we make it accurate. We do not use answering machines, and every email is answered almost immediately.
One flat fee of 3% provides you with all required insurances, payroll, superannuation, taxation payments, leasing, salary sacrifices and Living Away From Home Allowance (LAFHA). There are no other charges ... ever.
You might ask "am I really better off if I pay my recruitment company a fee, and then pay PayMe a fee?" The answer is yes:
Please click on the Contractors button below to determine your hourly rate if you were paid by PayMe in the ACT, then you can also generate a printable payslip based on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly pay cycle.
If you own your own company we can assist you with all your insurances at our corporate rate.
The answer lies in two (2) key areas:
If you are a contractor within the ACT you will always be better off in the hand being paid by PayMe, as opposed to being paid by your recruitment company, as PayMe does not need to pass on the payroll tax.
For contractors in other states and territories your benefits are derived from the fact the PayMe has one flat fee for all salary packaging, car and motorbike leases and LAHFA. Due to payroll tax laws in other states and territories, this tax must be paid and in most instances is passed on to you by your recruitment company.
When comparing payroll companies you should ensure that:
For those contractors trading through their own Pty Ltd companies, we charge one flat fee of 2%.
Click on the button below to determine our fees and your post fee hourly rate.

You do need you to obtain your own workers compensation, public liability and professional indemnity insurances. It is particularly important to obtain your own public liability and professional indemnity insurance because should your recruitment company's client make a claim based on work you conducted three years after you performed the work, for example they might say you were the cause of an issue that now needs to be fixed at a cost of $4m...your company will be the target for that claim. A payroll company's professional indemnity insurance will not cover you, or your company, three years after you worked, no matter what is indicated to get your business.
We recommend that you call so you can understand this significant risk to your company and your personal assets. PayMe’s own insurance broker, OAMPS, may be able to assist you with your insurance needs in all states and territories. Mention that you receive PayMe services and you will receive a very similar rate as our corporate rate that we do.
Our point of contact is the ACT OAMPS Branch Manager, Phil Hardacker, or Phil's Senior Account Executive, Steve Okkonen, on 02 6283 6555.