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Key dates for small business owners in 2018

12. January, 2018
Australian Business

Key dates for small business owners in 2018

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Last updated: 12 January 2018

List of key dates for small business owners.

January 2018
22 January	December monthly Business Activity Statement (BAS) due.
29 January	December quarter Super guarantee contributions due.
February 2018
5 February	February fuel tax credit rates change today.
21 February	January monthly BAS due.
28 February	December quarter BAS due.
28 February	December quarter superannuation guarantee contributions due.
28 February	December Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) instalment due.
March 2018
21 March	February monthly BAS due.
April 2018
23 April	March monthly BAS due.
30 April	March quarter BAS due.
30 April	March quarter superannuation guarantee contributions due.
30 April	March quarter PAYG instalment due.
May 2018
21 May	Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) return due.
21 May	April monthly BAS due.
28 May	March quarter superannuation guarantee statement due.
June 2018
21 June	May monthly BAS due.
30 June	End of financial year.
July 2018
1 July	New financial year begins.
16 July	PAYG payment summaries need to be provided to your employees.
23 July	June monthly BAS due.
30 July	June quarter superannuation guarantee contributions due.
30 July	June quarter BAS due.
30 July	June quarter PAYG instalment due.
August 2018
1 August	August fuel tax credit rates change today.
14 August	PAYG withholding annual report due.
21 August	July monthly BAS due.
28 August	Taxable payments annual report due.
28 August	June quarter superannuation guarantee statement due.
September 2018
21 September	August monthly BAS due.
October 2018
22 October	September monthly BAS due.
29 October	September quarter superannuation guarantee contributions due.
29 October	June quarter BAS due.
29 October	September PAYG instalment due.
31 October	2018 Income tax return due.

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

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