Australia: Extension of due date for certain tax returns due 15 May to 5 June
The Australian Taxation Office has extended the due date for certain taxpayers whose tax returns are due on 15 May to 5 June.
Extension of due date for certain tax returns due 15 May to 5 June
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has extended the due date for certain taxpayers whose tax returns are due on 15 May to 5 June.
- Individuals, partnerships, and trusts may file their tax returns by 5 June without penalties, provided that any payments required are also made by this date.
- Companies and super funds (excluding large and medium taxpayers and head companies of consolidated groups) may file their returns by 5 June without penalties if both the prior and current year return will be non-taxable or result in a refund.
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