Whether you’re a private business or family-owned, a large Australian brand or a multinational organisation, your tax compliance obligations can be as unique as your business itself and your path to growth.

As an owner or leader, you must have a grasp of all aspects of your business to ensure it operates day-to-day, with a look to the future. Compliance and your tax obligations must be met – regardless if you, as a leader, are focused on other aspects of the business. Failing to do so, or getting it wrong, can lead to penalties or back-charges, even negative coverage.

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The team at Grant Thornton works alongside our clients to manage all your tax compliance needs and identify potential compliance or tax risk issues you might be facing. We take away the unavoidable burden you must meet to run your business lawfully, successfully and sustainably.

We work with you on all your annual recurring compliance obligations, financial reporting and tax returns, as well as meeting the requirements expected of you from your lenders and regulators. We also stay across the latest developments, including changes to land tax and GST laws, as well as ATO’s tax governance programs.

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