- Entities with over $20 million GST turnover must report monthly and lodge activity statements electronically
- ATO will still send paper activity statements, but entities must switch to electronic reporting
- Entities can report electronically through the business portal or register for an AUSkey
- Entities can also use standard business reporting to securely send forms online
- Organizations under $20 million turnover do not need to change their reporting method
- Failure to switch to electronic reporting or pay GST liabilities may result in a penalty of up to $850 per event.
Source: makdap.com.au
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