August 2025 – Page 35

August 12, 2025

Suspicious fire at Edwardstown

Source: New South Wales – News

Police are investigating a fire at Edwardstown.

Police and fire crews responded to reports of a fire at a premises on South Road, Edwardstown about 1.45pm on Tuesday 12 August.

The fire caused significant damage to the interior of the premises.

Fire cause investigators are attending to examine the scene and try to determine the cause of the fire.

There were no reported injuries.

Anyone who saw any suspicious activity in the vicinity of the premises or has any CCTV or dashcam footage that may assist the investigation is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au

August 12, 2025

NAB cuts home loan interest rates

Source: Premier of Victoria

NAB today announced it will reduce its standard variable home loan interest rate by 0.25% p.a., effective from Monday 25 August 2025.

NAB’s Group Executive for Personal Banking, Ana Marinkovic said:

“Today’s RBA cash rate cut is a welcome change that should boost Australian optimism.

“We expect consumer confidence to pick up as households benefit from lower interest rates, and businesses ramp up hiring and expansion, giving workers a stronger sense of job security.

“This comes at a crucial time to reinvigorate economic activity across Australia,” Ms Marinkovic said.

“For customers who choose to keep their repayments the same, this presents an opportunity to pay down their home loan faster.”

“And for those looking to reassess their repayments, we’ve made it simple to take advantage of the changes.”

To help, NAB has launched a new self-serve repayment feature in the NAB App. It allows eligible home loan customers to request a repayment review in just three taps – no need to call or visit a branch.

“If you want to lower your repayments, you can do it in under a minute, right from the NAB app,” Ms Marinkovic said.

To use the new feature, customers just:

Open the NAB App and tap on their home loan
Tap Manage
Select Update your minimum repayment

Then follow the prompts, tap Agree, and NAB takes care of the rest.

“NAB doesn’t automatically reduce repayments when rates fall and that’s by design,” Ms Marinkovic added.

“Some people want to ease the pressure and reduce their repayments. Others want to keep them the same and get ahead on their loan.

“It’s your loan, your money and now, your choice.”

NAB data shows that more than 90% of customers chose to keep their repayments unchanged after the last rate cut – a decision that can save thousands in interest and shave years off a home loan.

For example, a customer with a 30-year mortgage of $550,000 could save almost $80,000 in interest and pay off their loan two years earlier by keeping repayments the same after a 0.25% rate cut.

“Whatever you decide, the important thing is that it’s your decision and now, it’s just a few taps away,” Ms Marinkovic said.

Notes to editors:

Customers can visit nab.com.au to calculate potential savings or learn how to adjust repayments using the NAB App’s new repayment feature.

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August 12, 2025

Muttama Creek bridge over Olympic Highway reopens after upgrade

Source: Mental Health Australia

The Cootamundra community can now enjoy a stronger and more durable crossing over Muttama Creek on the Olympic Highway following the completion of important maintenance and improvement work on the bridge.

Transport for NSW Executive Director, Partnerships & Integration South, Cassandra Ffrench, said the upgrade ensures the vital link’s longevity.

“The project involved replacing the concrete walls under the bridge to provide a stronger and more robust supporting structure,” Ms Ffrench said.

“The road surface was also replaced to increase the life of the landmark and reduce ongoing maintenance requirements.

“Through engineering ingenuity, the bridge deck is now also 50 tonnes lighter than the original, resulting in a creek crossing that will improve flood resilience and keep the community connected for decades to come.

“This has been a big step into the future for the oldest surviving slab bridge in NSW.”

Ms Ffrench said the newly upgraded bridge has local connections, with concrete coming from a local quarry, bridge crew from the Riverina and earthmoving workers from Gundagai.

“We want to thank the Cootamundra community and all road users for their patience and cooperation during this important infrastructure upgrade,” Ms Ffrench said.

The Olympic Highway at Muttama Creek Bridge has now reopened to traffic following the completion of all work.

August 12, 2025

Coffs Harbour bypass Coramba Road Interchange opens

Source: Mental Health Australia

The game-changing Coffs Harbour bypass is about to mark another step forward with the partial opening of the Coramba Road interchange.

Transport for NSW Executive Director Partnerships & Integration North Greg Collins said with concrete poured, asphalt laid, lines painted, plants in the ground, and the noise wall built, the interchange’s two roundabouts will open to traffic on Wednesday 13 August.

“The Coffs Harbour community will be thrilled to see another leap forward for this project, which has only a year and a half before the bypass opens to traffic,” Mr Collins said.

“This will provide local traffic access so the Coffs Harbour bypass project can keep building the new road south of the interchange, and the on- and off-ramps, with the interchange expected to fully open to traffic in late 2026, weather permitting.”

Local motorists travelling between Coffs Harbour and Karangi, Coramba and beyond will be travelling on the first new section of road for the project.

“This interchange opening is another move towards the final project completion and a welcome sight for those driving in and around Coffs every day,” Mr Collins said.

“Motorists are advised to follow all signs, speed limits and drive to the conditions through this area as construction is still being carried out close to roads.”

Transport for NSW and its contractors thank the community for its ongoing patience as they continue to deliver this massive project for the people of Coffs Harbour.

The community can keep up to date with progress on the project by visiting the project portal at https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/projects/coffs-harbour-bypass

August 12, 2025

Paying super guarantee

Source: New places to play in Gungahlin

You must pay super guarantee (SG) contributions for eligible employees. SG is in addition to salary and wages.

We can help you work out if you have to pay super.

You will need to pay:

a minimum amount of the current SG rate applied to their ordinary time earnings, but you can pay more
into a complying super fund – in most cases, your employees can choose the super fund
at least 4 times a year by the due date. A contribution is considered ‘paid’ on the date it is received by the super fund, meaning you need to allow time for processing. This is especially relevant if you use a commercial clearing house. If you don’t pay in full, on time or to the right super fund, you will have to pay the super guarantee charge (SGC) which is made up of:
- the super you owe (calculated on salary and wages, not ordinary time earnings)
- nominal interest on those amounts (currently 10%)
- an administration fee of $20 per employee, per quarter
through SuperStream, where super payments and information move through the system electronically.

You may be able to use the free Small Business Superannuation Clearing House to make super contributions for your employees. You provide the contribution information for all your employees and make a single electronic payment to the clearing house – the clearing house does the rest. This service will be closed from 1 July 2026. From 1 October 2025, only existing users of the SBSCH will have access until 30 June 2026. Employers will not be able to register as new users of the SBSCH after 1 October 2025.

If you miss the quarterly due date or underpay the super contributions, you need to lodge a SGC statement.

You need to keep records that show:

the amount of super you paid for each employee
that you offered your employees a choice of super fund
how you calculated the super contributions.

When new employees start, you may have an extra step to take to comply with choice of fund rules if they don’t choose a super fund. You may now need to request their stapled super fund details from us.

If you don’t meet your choice of super fund obligations, additional penalties may apply.

For help or enquiries about super guarantee contributions, phone 13 10 20.

August 12, 2025

Tax agent online services guide

Source: New places to play in Gungahlin

Support using our digital services

We have information and resources available to support you use our digital services, including:

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Account information

Table 1: Account information
Account information	Online services for agents
Account balance	Yes
Bank details – update for activity statement roles	Yes
Bank details – update for income tax	Yes
Bank details – update for superannuation	Yes
Bank details – update for critical response account	Yes
GIC remission requests	Yes
Loan accounts	Yes
Name changes – individuals	No
Notice of assessment – individual	Yes
Notice of assessment – non-individual	No
Refund or credit transfer	Yes
Request remission of failure to lodge penalty	Yes
Request replacement cheques	Yes
View accounts	Yes
View excise and resource rent tax accounts	Yes
View details and print	Yes
View GST property credits	Yes
View GIC calculation details	No
View overpaid super accounts	Yes
View previously lodged income tax returns	Yes
View super guarantee accounts	Yes

Activity statements

Table 2: List of activity statement services
Activity statements	Online services for agents	PLS
Claim fuel tax credits	Yes	Yes
Confirm lodgment	Yes	Yes
Confirm processing	Yes	Yes
Lodge business activity statement (BAS)	Yes	Yes
Lodge instalment activity statement (IAS)	Yes	Yes
Lodge annual GST return	Yes	Yes
Lodge annual IAS	Yes	Yes
Lodge Simpler BAS	Yes	Yes
Lodgment deferral request	Yes	No
Request for additional time to lodge	Yes	No
Revise	Yes	Yes
Vary instalment amount	Yes	Yes
View document identification number	Yes	Yes
View and prepare	Yes	Yes

Debt and payment

Lodgment

Table 4: Lodgment activities
Lodgment	Online services for agents	PLS
Amendment of income tax returns for individuals	No	Yes
Amendment of income tax returns for partnerships	Yes	Yes
Amendment of income tax returns for companies	Yes	Yes
Amendment of income tax returns for trusts	Yes	Yes
Amendment of income tax returns for FBT	No	Yes
Amendment of income tax returns for super funds	Yes	Yes
Amendment of income tax returns for self-managed super funds	No	Yes
Apply for statement of tax record	Yes	No
Confirm lodgment	Yes	Yes
Lodge activity statements	Yes	Yes
Lodge revised activity statements	Yes	Yes
Lodge PAYG withholding annual reports	Yes	Yes
Lodge taxable payments annual report	Yes	Yes
Lodge auditor/actuary contravention reports	No	No
Lodge FBT returns	No	Yes
Lodge individual income tax returns	No	Yes
Lodge non-individual income tax returns	No	Yes
Lodge super fund returns	No	Yes
Lodge self-managed super funds	No	Yes
Lodge future year returns	No	Yes
Lodge superannuation member contribution statements	Yes	Yes
Lodge taxable payments annual report	Yes	Yes
Lodge tax file number (TFN) declaration reports	Yes	Yes
Lodge annual investment income report (AIIR)	Yes	No
Lodge quarterly TFN and ABN reports	Yes	No
Lodge employee share scheme reports	Yes	No
Lodge certificate of coverage	Yes	No
Lodgment deferral – application for deferral	Yes	No
Lodgment deferral – review of deferral decision	Yes	No
Lodgment program – help with your lodgment program	Yes	No
Lodgment program performance	Yes	Yes
Non-lodgment advice or advise return not necessary and further returns not necessary – individual clients	Yes	Yes
Non-lodgment advice or advise return not necessary and further returns not necessary – non-individual clients	Yes	Yes
Objections – submit	Yes	No
Objections – submit further information	Yes	No
Private binding ruling (PBR) – apply	Yes	Yes
Private binding ruling (PBR) – submit further information	Yes	No
Submit a range of online forms	Yes	No
View income tax lodgment status	Yes	Yes
View progress of a tax return	Yes	Yes

To claim superannuation for temporary residents who have departed Australia and no longer have an active visa use the Departing Australia superannuation payments (DASP) online system.

Practice administration

Registration

Visit tpb.gov.auExternal Link if your query relates to your tax agent registration.

Reports available

Table 7: Reports available
Reports available	Online services for agents	PLS
Activity statement client list	Yes	Yes
Activity statement lodgment	No	Yes
BAS and IAS – outgoing activity statements	No	No
Client account running balance	Yes	No
Client statistics	No	No
Communication history	Yes	No
Due lodgment	No	No
Electronic funds transfer (EFT) reconciliation	No	Yes
Excise client list	Yes	No
Family trust or interposed entity election	Yes	No
FBT client list	Yes	No
Income tax and fringe benefits tax lodgment performance	Yes	Yes
Income tax client list	Yes	Yes
Income tax lodgment status	Yes	Yes
Outstanding activity statements	Yes	No
PAYG instalment	Yes	No
Pre-filling	Yes	No
Senior Australians tax offset	No	No
Year to date excise revenue product summary	No	No
Year to date interest summary	Yes	No
Year to date revenue product summary	Yes	No

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Superannuation

Table 9: Super reports
Report	Online services for agents	PLS
Bring forward arrangement	Yes	No
Carry forward concessional contributions	Yes	No
Concessional contributions	Yes	No
Employer contributions	Yes	No
Fund details	Yes	No
Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) or Super Clearing House (Note: this service will be closed from 1 July 2026. From 1 October 2025, only existing users of the SBSCH will have access until 30 June 2026. Employers will not be able to register as new users of the SBSCH after 1 October 2025.)	Yes	No
Total superannuation balance	Yes	No
Transfer balance cap	Yes	No

Tax law and advice

If your query is not available to be completed online, use the Tax agent phone services (Fast Key Code) guide to find the right phone number for the topic you need to phone us about.

August 12, 2025

Clearing house terms and conditions

Source: New places to play in Gungahlin

The SBSCH service will be closed from 1 July 2026

As part of the Payday Super reform, from 1 July 2026 the ATO’s Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) will be closed.

From 1 October 2025, only existing users of the SBSCH will have access until 30 June 2026. Employers will not be able to register as new users of the SBSCH after 1 October 2025.

What the SBSCH does

The ATO provides the SBSCH service. It’s a free online service that helps eligible Australian small businesses and eligible withholding payer number (WPN) holders to meet their super guarantee (SG) obligations. When you use the SBSCH, you send your employees’ super contributions to a single destination – the SBSCH – which distributes them to the employees’ nominated super funds.

SBSCH terms of use

The following terms and conditions apply to the use of the SBSCH service:

You must register with the SBSCH to use the service.

Australian small businesses, or WPN holders, with 19 or fewer employees, or with an annual aggregated turnover of less than $10 million, are eligible to use the SBSCH service. You must be eligible to use the SBSCH service
- at the time you register to use the service
- each time you use the service.
Access to the SBSCH is through the Online services (Online services for business and Online services for agents). You are responsible for establishing and maintaining access to these services.
You are responsible for the actions of persons using your access to the SBSCH service.
Access and use of the SBSCH service is monitored. The SBSCH may suspend or revoke a user’s access to the service at any time if it considers it appropriate to do so.
Information provided to the SBSCH is treated in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988. The Clearing house privacy page describes how the SBSCH intends to use and disclose the information collected by it. You should provide the employee privacy note to your employees whose information you provide to the SBSCH.
You are responsible for ensuring that the information you provide to the SBSCH is accurate. The SBSCH is not responsible for errors or issues that result from incorrect information provided by you.
The SBSCH will, as your agent and in accordance with your payment instructions
- send the employee super contribution payments to the nominated super funds
- send the corresponding payment details (or make that information available) to those nominated super funds.
If you pay the correct super guarantee contribution amount on or before the relevant payment due date, your super guarantee obligation is discharged at the time of payment to the SBSCH, where the SBSCH accepts the payment.
The SBSCH agrees to accept your payment if
- the SBSCH has received the payment and it has not been dishonoured
- you have provided payment instructions that correspond to that amount
- the payment instructions are correct insofar that a super fund can receive and allocate the payment for the benefit of your employee
- the SMSF bank account details you have provided for your employee match ATO records supplied by the SMSF trustee.
If you make a payment to the SBSCH without a payment instruction, we will retain the payment for no more than 7 business days. If you do not lodge the payment instruction within that time the payment will be returned to you. If the payment we return to you includes a super guarantee amount, you will be liable for the super guarantee charge if the super guarantee amount has not been subsequently paid to, and accepted by, the SBSCH or otherwise contributed before the relevant super guarantee payment date.
If you make a payment with payment instructions that are incorrect insofar that a super fund is unable to receive and allocate the payment for the benefit of your employee, we will contact you and request you correct the payment instruction.
If you correct the payment instructions so the super fund can receive and allocate the payment for the benefit of your employee, the SBSCH will accept your payment in accordance with paragraph 10 and your super guarantee obligation is still discharged on the date you made the payment to the SBSCH.

In situations where we have not accepted payment due to incorrect payment instructions and have not received corrected payment instructions, we may refund the payment to you. If the payment we return to you includes a super guarantee amount, you’ll be liable for the super guarantee charge if the super guarantee amount has not been subsequently paid to, and accepted by, the SBSCH or otherwise contributed before the relevant super guarantee payment date.
The SBSCH may provide your details to super funds to assist in the resolution of problems relating to contributions to those super funds.
You can make payments to the SBSCH by BPAY®, credit card or direct credit. You must use the reference number provided by the SBSCH. If using BPAY, you must also use the Biller Code provided by the SBSCH.
While designed as a 24/7 service, the availability of the SBSCH service, and your access to it, is not guaranteed. Functionality is also contingent on services provided by telecommunication bodies and other external factors beyond our control.
Changes to the SBSCH service (and system) may be made at any time. Where possible, updates or changes will be scheduled to occur outside high volume periods (for example super guarantee processing periods). The SBSCH will endeavour to keep you informed and keep changes to a minimum.
The SBSCH will communicate clearing house updates to you by our website. We will also email you directly about matters relating your use of the SBSCH. You are responsible for accessing the notices and information provided to you.
The SBSCH can only be used in accordance with these terms and conditions. The terms and conditions that will apply are those when the payment is made. Each time you access and use the SBSCH signifies your acceptance of the terms of use.
To the extent permitted by law, the SBSCH is not liable for any claim, loss, liability or expense that you may incur as a result of your use or failure of the SBSCH services.
All references in these terms of use to the SBSCH include references to the Australian Government, the Australian Taxation Office and other Commonwealth bodies from time to time responsible for its management.
These terms and conditions are governed by, and are to be construed in accordance with, the laws for the time being in force in the Australian Capital Territory.

Note: The timing of employer deductions for contributions through the clearing house is discussed in Practical Compliance Guideline (PCG) 2020/6 Timing of income tax deductions for superannuation contributions made through the Small Business Superannuation Clearing House – ATO compliance approach has now been finalised and published.

August 12, 2025

Tax agent phone services (Fast Key Code) guide

Source: New places to play in Gungahlin

Check online first

If an online option is available, we recommend that you use it before phoning us. If you phone about something that can be resolved through an online channel, we will direct you to that channel.

Use our digital education resources and tax agent online services guide to get the most out of our online services.

Before phoning us, check you have your:

Phone us

You can phone us on 13 72 86 between 8:00 am and 6:00 pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays. Throughout the year, we offer extended hours service. Check our Contact us page to see if extended hours currently apply.

If you can’t resolve a tax or super law-related enquiry, or a complex administrative matter relating to your client, through existing channels you may be eligible to use our Tax practitioner assistance service.

Our Fast Key Codes

Fast Key Codes allow you to key ahead to the option of your choice without listening to the entire menu.

This Tax agent phone services (Fast Key Code) guide will direct you to the right Fast Key Code for the topic you need to phone us about. It is important you use the correct Fast Key Code so you are directed to the right person with the right skills. If you select the incorrect Fast Key Code, your call may need to be transferred and longer wait times will apply.

When you look up the Fast Key Codes in this guide, you will also find information and links to any available online options. Save time by using the online options rather than phoning us.

We recommend you bookmark this page as we regularly update it.

The Fast Key Codes (and online options) are:

Along with the following specific information, we also have useful information on business activity statements and how to prepare and lodge.

Activity statements: completing, requesting and revising

Debt, payments and account information

Feedback, complaints and reporting tax evasion

Superannuation

Tax law and advice

Our website has significant online resources to help you with your query. We have included links to those resources in the table below.

Only use the listed Fast Key Codes for enquiries about the correct interpretation of tax and superannuation law. Some of the topics listed are complex and, depending on the specifics of your question, we may not be able to provide you with an immediate answer.

Letters – alternative phone service

When we send letters to your clients, the phone numbers we quote are for the general community.

To ensure your enquiry is handled in the right way, use the list below to respond to letters from us that quote other phone numbers.

Fast Key Codes for letters – alternative phone service
If a letter from us asks your client to phone	Instead
13 10 20	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 4 6
13 11 42 (debt issues)	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 1 2 2
13 11 42 (lodgment issues)	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 1 3 3
13 28 66	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 1 2 5 1
13 28 61	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 1 2 5 2
1300 130 926	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 1 4 2
1300 657 162	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 1 1 5
1300 768 912	Phone 13 72 86 and select Fast Key Code 3

Other phone services

We provide as many options as possible through the Registered agent phone line. We also have a range of other phone numbers for other topics.

August 12, 2025

Clearing house privacy

Source: New places to play in Gungahlin

Information you provide

The information you provide to the Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) will be used for the purpose of administering the clearing house.

The ATO is a government agency bound by the Privacy Act 1988 in terms of collection and handling of personal information and tax file numbers (TFNs). For more information about privacy law notices, see ato.gov.au/privacy.

The collection of this information is authorPayday superannuationised by the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992.

This information may be disclosed to the relevant super funds and financial institutions in relation to payments under the clearing house program, and relevant government agencies, or as authorised or required by law.

To ensure that your business’s employees are made aware of how we intend to use and disclose the information collected by the clearing house, we ask that you provide your business’s employees with the following Employee privacy note.

Employee privacy note

The information you have provided to your employer will be used by the Small Business Superannuation Clearing House program to facilitate superannuation payments to you.

The collection of this information is authorised by the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992.

This information may be disclosed to the relevant super funds and financial institutions in relation to payments under the clearing house program and relevant government agencies, or as authorised or required by law.

While it is not compulsory for you to provide your tax file number (TFN) to your super fund, if you choose not to:

your super fund may have to pay extra income tax on contributions your employer makes for you (including salary sacrifice) and may take this extra money out of your super account
your super fund may not be able to accept some contributions
you may miss out on super co-contributions even if otherwise eligible.

The SBSCH service will be closed from 1 July 2026

As part of the Payday Super reform, from 1 July 2026 the ATO’s Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) will be closed.

From 1 October 2025, only existing users of the SBSCH will have access until 30 June 2026. Employers will not be able to register as new users of the SBSCH after 1 October 2025.

August 12, 2025

Table 1: Account information
Account information	Online services for agents
Account balance	Yes
Bank details – update for activity statement roles	Yes
Replacement cheques	Yes
Request remission of failure to lodge penalty	Yes
Statement of account	Yes
View details and print	Yes

Activity statements

Table 2: Activity statement services
Activity statements	Online services for agents	PLS
Claim fuel tax credits	Yes	Yes
Confirm lodgment	Yes	Yes
Confirm processing	Yes	No
Lodge annual GST return	Yes	Yes
Lodge annual IAS	Yes	Yes
Lodge business activity statement (BAS)	Yes	Yes
Lodge instalment activity statement (IAS)	Yes	Yes
Lodgment deferral request	Yes	No
Request for additional time to lodge	Yes	No
Revise	Yes	Yes
Vary instalment amount	Yes	Yes
View and prepare	Yes	Yes
View document identification number	Yes	Yes

Debt and payment

Lodgment

Table 4: Lodgment
Lodge	Online services for agents	PLS
Confirm lodgment	Yes	Yes
Lodge activity statements	Yes	Yes
Lodge PAYG withholding annual reports	Yes	Yes
Lodge revised activity statements	Yes	Yes
Lodge taxable payments annual report	Yes	Yes
Lodgment deferral – application for deferral	Yes	No
Lodgment deferral – review of deferral decisions	Yes	No
Lodgment program – help with your lodgment program	Yes	No
Objections – submit	Yes	No
Objections – submit further information	Yes	No
Private binding ruling (PBR) – apply	Yes	Yes
Private binding ruling (PBR) – submit further information	Yes	No

Table 7: Reports available
Reports	Online services for agents	PLS
Activity statement client list	Yes	Yes
Activity statement lodgment	No	Yes
BAS and IAS – outgoing activity statements	No	No
Client account running balance	Yes	No
Communication history	Yes	No
Outstanding activity statements	Yes	No
PAYG instalment	Yes	No
Year to date excise revenue product summary	No	No
Year to date interest summary	Yes	No
Year to date revenue product summary	Yes	No
View GST property credits	Yes	No

Single Touch Payroll

Superannuation

Table 9: Superannuation
Lodgment	Online services for agents	PLS
Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) or Super Clearing House. Note: this service will be closed from 1 July 2026. From 1 October 2025, only existing users of the SBSCH will have access until 30 June 2026. Employers will not be able to register as new users of the SBSCH after 1 October 2025.	Yes	No

Tax law and advice

If your query is not available to be completed online, use the BAS agent phone services (Fast Key Code) guide to find the right phone number for the topic you need to phone us about.

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