The ATO has decommissioned the payment summary schedule (PS) for individual returns and introduced a new schedule Business income statements and payment summaries (bip) 2023.
At Part A if the question Did you receive any personal services income? Is answered No, the numerous labels making up this item become inactive and the cursor moves to item P2.
If the question is answered Yes, you must complete the eligibility questions at P, C and Q. The answers to these eligibility questions will dictate which further labels at P1 must be filled in.
If you're a former STS taxpayer, click this link for information on the continued use of the STS accounting method on the ATO website. To assist with answering the questions at labels P, C and Q and the business tests at D1, E1 and F1, read PSI Business tests and What is personal services income PSI?
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What is Personal Services Income (PSI)? |
Click this link for information on the Personal services income essentials on the ATO website |
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Income as a performing artist in a promotional activity |
Any income that relates to Eligible professional income, the taxable professional income must also be included at item 24 label Z and if averaging is to apply, the prior years' professional income amounts must be entered in the Properties > Estimate tab > Div405 averaging for such taxpayers. |
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Personal Services Business Qualification |
See Personal services income and Working out if PSI rules apply on the ATO website. |
Part B
These PSI income labels integrate from the Business Income Statements and Payment Summaries (bip) schedule where the income type is P and the payment type i
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001: Labour hire.
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002: Other specified payments.
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003: Voluntary agreement.
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011: Foreign resident withholding.
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012: No ABN quoted.
Part B - Deductions
Click this link for information on the Deduction labels on the ATO website and refer to the paragraph What deductions you may be able to claim. Also, refer to Taxation Ruling TR2003/10 - Deductions that relate to personal services income, which explains the PSI deduction limitation rules.