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Business Activity Statements

BAS Accounting Services

Spending hours agonising over invoices and receipts for your next Business Activity Statement (BAS)? Preparing and lodging your  BAS can be time consuming and just plain confusing, so why do it? Focus your time and energy on more important things within your business instead, by enlisting a BAS accountant to help.

Leave your Business Activity Statement to the experts

With a professional accountant completing and lodging your BAS correctly, and on time, you will not only gain extra time and energy, you’ll be gaining peace of mind along with it. Knowing your tax liabilities and obligations are being taken care of, by an expert BAS accountant, provides you with more time to focus on running your business.

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How Crest BAS Accountants can help

We are the Gold Coast experts in BAS services and are committed to providing professional advice, guidance and support for your business accounting needs.

Our highly experienced team offer a range of services and lodgement options to suit your business needs.

These services include:

Did you know that an accountant can help you with more than just Business Activity Statements for your business? Take a look at our full suite of business services.

We don’t want you spending hours agonising over invoices and receipts. We want you to focus on your business, while we step in to help. Contact us at Crest Accountants on the Gold Coast to find out how we can step in and help today.

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BAS Accounting FAQ

A BAS, or Business Activity Statement, is how eligible businesses report and pay certain tax obligations to the ATO. It can include things like GST, PAYG withholding and PAYG instalments, depending on how your business is registered and structured.

If your business is registered for GST, you need to lodge a BAS. Depending on your circumstances, it may also be used to report other obligations like PAYG withholding or PAYG instalments, which is why it is important to know exactly what applies to your business.

A BAS may include GST, PAYG instalments, PAYG withholding and in some cases other tax obligations. At Crest, we help make sure the right information is captured, prepared and lodged properly so you are not left second-guessing what needs to be reported.

That depends on how often your business reports. The ATO says monthly BAS is generally due on the 21st day of the following month, while quarterly due dates vary, with quarter 4 generally due on 28 July. Keeping on top of dates matters, because late lodgement can create unnecessary stress and penalties.

Yes, and in many cases it makes the process far easier. Crest’s BAS page is built around helping businesses prepare and lodge accurately and on time, while the TPB notes that BAS services provided for a fee must be carried out by a registered BAS agent or tax agent.

At a practical level, you will usually need clear records of your sales, purchases, invoices, receipts, payroll and other relevant business transactions. Crest’s BAS page specifically speaks to the time businesses spend agonising over invoices and receipts, which is exactly why good records and the right support, make such a difference.

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