A tax calendar should be more than a list of dates. TaxCalendar is a shared tax calendar built for Australian accounting firms — one place where partners, managers and staff can see every client's BAS, IAS, FBT, super and tax return due dates, plus who owns the work and whether the client has responded.
A tax calendar for an accounting firm needs to do more than a personal calendar app ever could. It needs to hold every client's recurring obligations, show who is responsible for each one, track whether a reminder has been sent, and make it obvious what is overdue. TaxCalendar was built specifically as that kind of tax calendar, not a generic scheduling tool repurposed for tax work.
BAS, IAS, superannuation, FBT, TPAR, company and trust tax returns all live in the same tax calendar, tracked against each client with their own due dates and reminder schedule. Firms stop maintaining a separate tax calendar per obligation type or per staff member.
A spreadsheet-based tax calendar depends on one person keeping it accurate and remembering to check it. TaxCalendar turns the same information into a shared, always-current tax calendar the whole firm can see, without anyone needing to open a file and trust it is up to date.
Most tax calendar tools stop at showing you the date. TaxCalendar's tax calendar goes further, automatically sending staged client reminders ahead of each due date and logging what was sent, so the calendar reflects reality rather than intentions.
TaxCalendar supports firm-side onboarding and imported client data, so a firm's tax calendar can be populated from an existing spreadsheet or practice system rather than built by hand, client by client.
A tax calendar for an accounting firm is a shared system that tracks every client's recurring compliance dates — BAS, IAS, FBT, super, tax returns and more — alongside who owns the work, what reminders have been sent and what is still outstanding, rather than a personal calendar showing dates alone.
Yes. TaxCalendar's product language, due-date rules and workflow are built specifically around Australian ATO obligations and the tax agent lodgment program, not a generic international calendar tool.
Yes. TaxCalendar is designed to replace a spreadsheet-based tax calendar with a structured, shared system that includes client reminders, workflow ownership and status tracking, not just a list of dates.
Yes. TaxCalendar's tax calendar covers BAS, IAS, superannuation, FBT, TPAR, company tax returns, trust tax returns and firm-specific custom obligations in the same shared view.
Yes. TaxCalendar supports pilot and trial access so a firm can test its tax calendar and reminder workflow before adopting it more broadly.