ASIC annual review dates are easy to lose track of when they live in a separate system from the rest of your firm's compliance calendar. TaxCalendar gives accounting firms one ASIC compliance calendar that sits alongside BAS, IAS and tax return obligations, so nothing falls through the gap between ASIC and ATO work.
ASIC annual reviews, company statement due dates and solvency resolutions can be tracked as obligations in the same TaxCalendar workspace as BAS, IAS, FBT and tax return work, instead of a separate register only one person checks.
Add the annual review and related company dates to the client record so they appear alongside the firm's other compliance work. Managers and staff can see ownership, status and upcoming deadlines without maintaining a separate ASIC spreadsheet.
Staged reminders can be scheduled ahead of each client's ASIC annual review date, so directors are prompted to confirm company details and pay the review fee before it becomes overdue.
Yes. ASIC annual review can be tracked as an obligation type alongside BAS, IAS and tax return obligations, with its own due date and reminder schedule for each client.
Firms can use TaxCalendar purely for ASIC dates, but most firms get the most value from tracking ASIC alongside their existing BAS, IAS and tax return obligations in the same compliance calendar.
Yes. Reminder timings and templates can be configured for ASIC obligations the same way they are for other obligation types, so clients are prompted before the review date is due.
Not yet. Smart Documents is on the roadmap. ASIC annual review dates can currently be entered or imported and then tracked with the firm's other obligations.