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Provide your Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) details by completing our easy online form — it’s quick and secure.
Our SMSF specialists review your information, prepare the financial statements, member statements, and tax return to meet all ATO compliance requirements.
Once you review and sign off, we lodge your SMSF tax return with the ATO and send you a final copy for your records.
MSF, from providing the Trust Deed and necessary legal paperwork to completing the ATO registration process.
*No setup fee applies if you opt for Individual Trustees; however, if you need us to establish a Company to act as the trustee of the SMSF, a $945 fee will be charged.
Incorporating your company could give you some benefits such as:
However, there are additional legal obligations that company officers must comply with under the Corporations Act. If they don’t comply with the law and act in the best interest of the company, ASIC may take formal action against the company and/or its officers.
Incorporating your company or business, as mentioned above, is beneficial, but it’s not for everybody. It’s best to know first whether an incorporation of your company or a different business structure best suits your needs moving forward. Once you’ve already given it a thought and decided to register your business, registering with the Australian Securities & Investments Commissions involves a few necessary steps such as coming up with a company name, having your constitution and by-laws ready, and establishing your share structure to name a few. You can do it all yourself or with the help of a private service provider such as Taxopia, so you can leave the processing to them. With the help from Taxopia’s Business Incorporation experts, you’ll be creating your company in no time without breaking the bank.
You are responsible for notifying ASIC when any details of your Company change, e.g., address, Directors or Shareholders’ names. You can do this online or by completing the appropriate form found on the ASIC website.
An annual review of your Company needs to be conducted and the current annual review fee is $310 registration fee needs to be paid to ASIC
In Australia, a Company must be registered with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC). Your accountant or third party providers can assist you with registering a Company.
ASIC is the main regulatory body for Company registration in Australia, who will ultimately be responsible for registering and regulating your Company. Their website sets out the requirements for registering and maintaining a Company and offers lots of background information.