BAS, payroll under Payday Super, and tax returns for Australian businesses on Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks.
Our services in Australia
Filed with the Australian Taxation Office and ASIC, reviewed twice before submission.
Bookkeeping
Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks bookkeeping and monthly reconciliations.
BAS and GST
Monthly and quarterly BAS preparation, GST and PAYG withholding.
Payroll and Payday Super
Single Touch Payroll reporting and super paid on each payday.
Company and individual returns
Income tax returns, prepared for lodgement through your registered agent.
Fringe benefits tax
FBT calculations and annual returns for employers.
Management reporting
Monthly management accounts and cash-flow reporting.
Tax due dates in Australia
Every fixed deadline over the next twelve months, counted from today, 30 September 2026.
Q1 BAS (July to September)
28 October 2026. Quarterly lodgers.
The year ahead
Each marker is a deadline. Select one to see what’s due.
- Indirect taxin 28 days
Q1 BAS (July to September)
Quarterly lodgers
- Income taxin 31 days
Individual tax returns
Individuals lodging without an agent
- Indirect taxin 151 days
Q2 BAS (October to December)
Quarterly lodgers
- Indirect taxin 210 days
Q3 BAS (January to March)
Quarterly lodgers
- Business taxin 227 days
Tax returns lodged through a registered agent
Most individuals and companies using an agent
- Payrollin 233 days
FBT return and payment
Employers lodging themselves
- Income taxin 273 days
Financial year ends
Everyone
- Payrollin 287 days
Single Touch Payroll finalisation
Employers
- Indirect taxin 301 days
Q4 BAS (April to June)
Quarterly lodgers
- Business taxin 332 days
Taxable payments annual report (TPAR)
Businesses paying contractors in certain industries
Rolling deadlines
These repeat every period, so the exact date depends on your filing frequency.
Quarterly super guarantee due dates ended on 28 July 2026. From 1 July 2026, super is paid with wages under Payday Super. Deadlines can change by official notice, so confirm with the Australian Taxation Office and ASIC or ask us. Last reviewed September 2026.
Quick answers for Australia
In Australia we provide bookkeeping, bas and gst, payroll and payday super, company and individual returns, fringe benefits tax, management reporting.
We file with the Australian Taxation Office and ASIC and prepare financial statements under AASB.
Q1 BAS (July to September), due on 28 October 2026. It applies to: quarterly lodgers. Rolling deadlines such as Monthly BAS depend on your filing frequency.
We work inside Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks Online, Microsoft Excel, using your own logins and VPN-only access.
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Never miss a deadline in Australia.
We keep your ATO calendar, prepare every filing and tell you what’s due before it’s due.