Tax and compliance due dates for small business
Every date comes from a rule an admin checked against the regulator's own page, with the date it was last checked. Weekend and public holiday shifts are applied for your state.
Calendars are being verified
Rules are seeded for Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and the United States, but a calendar is published only once at least three of its rules have been checked against the regulator's page by a person. Waiting: Australia (9 rules), United Kingdom (2 rules), New Zealand (1 rules), United States (1 rules).
How the dates are worked out
- Rules, not guesses
- Each obligation is a rule (fixed dates, a day after each period, an anniversary, business days after payday) with the regulator's page as its source.
- Verified by a person
- A rule produces dates only after an admin has checked it against the source. The check date is shown on every page and repeated each fiscal year.
- Weekends and holidays
- A date on a weekend or public holiday moves to the next business day, using the public holidays for the country and state.
- Your own dates
- In your account the calendar follows your profile: GST registration, employer status, pay cycle, entity type, and your agent's program.
Reminders before every date
14, 7 and 2 days before, on the day, and a did-you-lodge check the day after. Mark done and the nagging stops.