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BAS Lodgement Service
Quarterly BAS lodgment for gig drivers and small businesses. We calculate your GST, review eligible GST credits and lodge your BAS with the ATO.
⚠ Overdue BAS
Late lodgment may result in ATO penalties. If your BAS is overdue, we can help you prepare and lodge it and get your reporting up to date.
Who Needs to Lodge
If you’re registered for GST, you’ll generally need to report your GST to the ATO through an activity statement
Mandatory from Day 1
Rideshare Drivers
Must register for GST regardless of turnover. GST reporting requirements apply from the time you start providing ride-sourcing services.
GST Registration Threshold
High-Earning Delivery Drivers
Delivery drivers and other businesses generally need to register for GST when their GST turnover reaches the registration threshold. Different rules apply to rideshare and taxi services.
Voluntarily Registered
Voluntary GST Registrants
Businesses may choose to register for GST voluntarily even when registration is not required. Your GST reporting cycle will depend on your circumstances and ATO requirements.
Not sure if you need to register? Complete our form and we’ll review your information and help determine the registration requirements that apply to your circumstances. Check eligibility →
Register First
Not Registered Yet?
Rideshare and taxi drivers must register for GST regardless of turnover. Delivery drivers and other businesses generally need to register when their GST turnover reaches the registration threshold. We can assist with ABN and GST registration.
What’s Included
Your BAS service includes preparation and lodgment based on the information and records you provide.
We help Amazon Flex drivers prepare their BAS. Provide your platform income information and relevant expense records, and we’ll calculate your GST and eligible GST credits.
Working across multiple platforms? We combine the income and GST information you provide to prepare your BAS in one place.
How It Works
A simple online process from start to lodgment.
Step 1
Submit your income, platform records and relevant expense information through our online form.
Step 2
We review the information provided and send you a quote for approval before we begin.
Step 3
Approve the quote and make payment online. We then prepare your BAS and send it to you for review.
Step 4
Once approved, we lodge your BAS with the ATO and send you confirmation when lodgment is completed.
Why use a registered tax agent
Be Prepared
Gather the information and records relevant to your BAS before starting the form.
Your ABN and GST registration details, if applicable.
Income and sales records for the relevant BAS period, including platform summaries where applicable.
Receipts and records for business expenses relevant to the BAS period.
Relevant bank statements or accounting records from Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks or other software, if available.
Quote sent before payment. Registered Tax Agent. Fully online.
If you need help, contact us online.
FAQ
Common questions about BAS lodgment and GST reporting.
Your BAS due date depends on your reporting cycle and whether you’re eligible for registered agent lodgment dates. Check your activity statement for your due date, or contact us if you’re unsure.
Late BAS lodgment may result in ATO penalties. We can help you prepare and lodge outstanding BAS and bring your reporting up to date.
Yes. If you earn income through multiple platforms, we can combine the income and GST information you provide when preparing your BAS.
Yes. We can assist with multiple outstanding BAS periods and help bring your lodgments up to date.
Fees depend on the scope and complexity of the work. We’ll provide a quote for your approval before any work begins.
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