What dates are BAS due?

The due date to lodge and pay your monthly BAS is the 21st day of the month following the end of the taxable period. For example, a July monthly BAS is due on 21 August.

Can a tax agent lodge BAS?

If you have a registered tax or BAS agent they can lodge, vary, and pay on your behalf through their preferred electronic channel. When you use an agent: they can view BAS and reminder messages sent to you via their online service.

What happens if you lodge BAS late?

If your BAS is not lodged with the ATO by the deadline, you may be charged late payment penalties by the ATO. Similarly, if you pay late, the ATO can impose interest penalties on any amounts owing after the due date. From 1 July 2017, the failure to lodge penalty is $210.00.

When is Bas due date moved to next business day?

Penalties are normally automatically calculated for late lodgment. In general, where the due date falls on a weekend or public holiday, it is automatically moved to the next business day. From 1 July 2014, once an electronic statement has been lodged (through any channel), the Tax Office will no longer issue paper BAS forms.

When is full payment of Bas statement due?

Once an electronic lodgment has been made by an entity, the Tax Office will discontinue any further issue of paper forms for completion of future returns. Full payment is also normally due on the normal lodgment date, unless the Tax Office has agreed to a specific arrangement. The lodgment due dates are shown below.

When do tax agents have to do lodgment?

Tax agent lodgment program | Australian Taxation Office The Lodgment program 2019–20 details the concessional lodgment due dates provided to registered agents during the 12 months ending 30 June 2020. The Lodgment program 2019–20 details the concessional lodgment due dates provided to registered agents during the 12 months ending 30 June 2020.

Where do I find Bas lodgement due dates?

Bas Statement Due Dates. BAS or IAS return lodgement dates are specific to your registration type and the arrangements you have with the Tax Office. The actual due dates for each of your lodgement periods are printed on the forms issued to you by the Tax Office, or advised to you electronically.