Pay As You Go Withholding


Managing your PAYGW

You need to withhold tax from certain payments you make and remit this to the ATO. As registered tax agents trusted for over 35 years, we can help you manage, report and pay the right amounts.


Payments You Need To Withhold Tax From

The most common payments you withhold amounts from are those to:


  • your employees
  • your directors
  • businesses that don't quote their ABN to you
  • contractors who have a voluntary agreement with you.


Lodging Activity Statements

Depending on your other tax registrations, PAYGW is reported on a Business Activity Statement or Instalment Activity Statement. Make things easy and let us look after these lodgements for you.


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If you need advice about PAYGW or want us to look after your lodgements, fill in the form below and we'll get in touch.

Lodge Only
- Submission of Activity Statement to ATO based on figures prepared and provided by you.

Reconcile & Lodge
- Data Integrity checking to ensure all entries have tax codes
- Business health check to review profits and plan for tax
- Submission of Activity Statement to ATO based on figures prepared by us

Data Entry & Lodge
- Data entry and bank reconciliation as required to prepare data file for Activity Statement reporting
- Data Integrity checking to ensure all entries have tax codes
- Business health check to review profits and plan for tax
- Submission of Activity Statement to ATO based on figures prepared by us
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