Important dates for small business owners

Important dates for small business owners

Don’t forget – put these dates in the diary!

Here is a list of common key dates for small business owners to help you stay up-to-date with your tax requirements.

Financial year key dates:

July 1New financial year begins.
July 14Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) withholding payment summaries need to be provided to your employees by this date.
July 28Quarter 4 superannuation guarantee contributions must be received by the super fund.
July 28Quarter 4 Business Activity Statement (BAS) due.
14 AugustPAYG withholding payment summary annual report due.
28 AugustTaxable payments annual report due.
21 OctoberAnnual PAYG instalment due.
28 OctoberQuarter 1 superannuation guarantee contributions must be received by the super fund.
 28 OctoberQuarter 1 BAS due.
28 OctoberFinal date to change PAYG instalments report and payment options.
28 OctoberFinal date to change Goods and Services (GST) reporting options.
31 OctoberPAYG withholding annual report due.
31 OctoberIndividual, partnership and trust income tax returns due.
11 November September quarter BAS due.
28 JanuaryQuarter 2 superannuation guarantee contributions must be received by the super funds.
28 FebruaryQuarter 2 BAS due.
28 AprilQuarter 3 superannuation guarantee contributions must be received by the super fund.
 28 AprilQuarter 3 BAS due.
11 MayMarch quarter BAS due.
21 MayFringe Benefits Tax (FBT) return due.
30 JuneEnd of the financial year.

You can check out the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) website for more information about the important due dates.

Original article appeared first at Business.gov.au >

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