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Lodgeit makes lodging your company tax return simple with just 6 steps to get started:

  1. 01

    STEP 01

    Make sure that your accounts are in order and reconciled

  2. 02

    STEP 02

    Register for a MyGovId if you don’t have one

  3. 03

    STEP 03

    Sign up to use Lodgeit

  4. 04

    STEP 04

    Connect Lodgeit to the Australian Tax Office

  5. 05

    STEP 05

    Connect your accounting system to Lodgeit and import your accounts

  6. 06

    STEP 06

    Lodge your company tax return!

Learn how to lodge in this 5min 42sec video.​

Business Owner Lodgement

Fill Company Tax Return via Excel

Fill Company Tax Return via Excel
Company Tax Return 2022 Excel Import
Accounts Classification Tags and Company Reconcilation
Accounts Classification Overview using a Company
Company Reconciliation
Apply Revenue Losses Brought Forward in a Company
Current Year Tax Losses in a Company
Company Capital Gains
Company Preliminary Expenses (Section 40-880) in Company Tax Return

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More about Lodging Your Own Trust Tax Return

When a business owner decides to lodge their own tax return, they should consider the following general points:

  1. Determine the need to lodge

    Ascertain whether the business is required to lodge a tax return for the relevant income year. This is obligatory for most businesses that operate within Australia, regardless of whether they have made a profit or incurred a loss.

  2. Understand the due dates

    For self-prepared lodgements, the due date is typically 31 October. Engaging a registered tax agent for lodgement often affords businesses an extended due date, but businesses must engage the services of a tax agent before 31 October to benefit from this extension.

  3. Choose the method of lodgement

    Business owners can lodge their tax returns through various methods, including using myTax for sole traders, SBR-enabled software for companies, trusts, or partnerships, or by paper.

  4. Gather all relevant information

    Before lodging the tax return, ensure that all necessary financial records, including income, deductions, and tax credits, are accurate and complete.

  5. Report accurately

    Make sure to report all assessable income while understanding what income to include and exclude. Claim legitimate business deductions and ensure that you have apportioned expenses correctly where they have both a business and private use component.

  6. Keep good records

    Maintaining proper and complete records is essential, as it helps to substantiate claims made in the tax return. Records must be kept for at least five years.

  7. Calculate the correct amounts

    Ensure accurate calculation of income, deductions and the tax owing or refund due. Utilise the correct rates and thresholds where applicable.

  8. Review the return

    Double-check the tax return for accuracy before lodging. Even if using a tax agent, the business owner is ultimately responsible for the correctness of the information in the return.

  9. Lodge on time

    Ensure that the tax return is lodged prior to the due date to avoid any late lodgement penalties.

  10. Understand obligations

    Acknowledge the business owner’s responsibility for what’s reported in the tax return, even if assistance is used to prepare it.

  11. Plan for liabilities

    If a tax bill is expected, plan beforehand to meet the payment deadline and avoid incurring interest charges and penalties.

  12. Know your entitlements

    Understand the various concessions, offsets, and reliefs available to businesses to optimise the tax position.

  13. Seek help if needed

    If in doubt, contact the ATO or consult a tax professional. Eligible business owners may also consider the ATO’s Tax Help program for free assistance.

  14. Consider changes in law

    Keep abreast of any tax law changes that may affect the business tax return for that income year.

  15. Use available resources

    Utilise the tools and calculators provided by the ATO, such as the ‘Fuel tax credit calculator’, to simplify the calculation of complex items like fuel tax credits.

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