Accounting & Tax
Corporate services & ASIC compliance
A company has ongoing legal obligations to ASIC as well as tax ones. Business Mantra Accountants registers companies, keeps company details up to date and handles the annual review, so your company stays in good standing.
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Who it’s for
New companies
Founders registering a company for the first time.
Existing companies
Companies that want their ASIC obligations looked after.
Companies with changes
Companies changing directors, shareholders, addresses or names.
What’s included
Company registration
Setting up the company, its constitution and registers.
Annual review
Checking the annual statement and paying the review fee on time.
Changes
Notifying ASIC of new officeholders, shareholders or addresses.
Records and minutes
Company registers, resolutions and minutes.
How it works
Set-up or handover
Your company is registered, or its records are taken over.
Calendar
Key dates such as your annual review date are tracked.
Changes
You tell Business Mantra Accountants about changes, and ASIC is notified.
Annual review
Each year the details are checked and the fee paid.
Good to know
Annual review
Each year a company must check its details within 28 days of its annual review date and pay the review fee, usually within two months. Late fees apply.
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