Substituted Accounting Period

Apply for a substituted accounting period (SAP)

Simplify your financial reporting. Apply for a substituted accounting period and consolidate your accounting periods. Benefit from our unique blend of international experience and local expertise to streamline the process for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The financial year-end in Australia is 30 June.

Yes, companies can apply for a new accounting period at any time. However, they must ensure that all current reporting requirements are met before applying for a substituted accounting period.

Details of the Australian company, such as the name of the entity, Tax File Number (TFN), Australian Business Number (ABN), are required when applying for a SAP.  

Yes, a newly incorporated company can apply for a SAP in its first year of operation. The application should be made as soon as possible after incorporation and before the year-end of the company’s first financial year.

Yes, adopting a SAP changes your company’s income year, thereby changing your tax return lodgement and payment deadlines. Once your SAP is approved, the ATO will confirm your new due dates.

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