Important Tax Reporting Dates for FY18/19
Important Tax Reporting Dates for FY18/19
With the start of the new tax year comes new deadlines for reporting.
Below is list of important tax dates for business owners.
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August
21 –Â July Monthly BAS due.
28 – Taxable payments annual report for businesses in building and construction industries’ due.
June quarter SG charge statement due (if missed March due date)
September
21 –Â August Monthly BAS due.
October
21 –Â September Monthly BAS due.
Annual PAYG instalment notice
29 –Â September quarter superannuation guarantee contributions due.
September quarter BAS due.
September quarter PAYG due.
Q1 GST instalments (forms S &T)
November
11 –Â Q1 activity statements (if lodged electronically)
21 – October Monthly BAS due.
28 –Â September quarter SG charge statement due (if missed June due date)
December
1 –Â Pay income tax for taxable large/medium taxpayers, companies and super funds.
Pay income tax for companies and super funds when lodgement of the tax return was due 31Â October 2018.
21 – November Monthly BAS due.
January
15 –Â Lodgement due for income tax returns for companies and trusts that were medium to large taxpayers in prior year.
21 – December Monthly BAS due.
28 –Â December quarter SG due
February
4 –Â Fuel tax credit rates change
21 – January Monthly BAS due.
28 –Â Q2 BAS due (all lodgement types)
December quarter PAYG due.
December quarter SG charge statement due (if missed December due date)
Q2 GST instalments (forms S &T)
March
21 – February Monthly BAS due.
April
21 – March Monthly BAS due.
28 – March quarter superannuation guarantee contributions due.
March quarter PAYG due.
March quarter BAS due.
Q3 GST instalments (forms S &T)
May
12 –Â Q3 activity statements (if lodged electronically)
21 – April Monthly BAS due.
Pay Fringe benefits tax annual return.
June
21 – May Monthly BAS due.
30 – Super guarantee contributions must be paid by this date to qualify for a tax deduction in the 2018–19 financial year.
For a full list refer to ATO website: www.ato.gov.au/Business/Reports-and-returns/
