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Financial reporting obligations for Australian proprietary companies
Understand the financial reporting requirements that may apply to your business, including when financial statements need to be prepared, audited and lodged with ASIC.
Is your company considered large?
A proprietary company is generally classified as large if it meets at least two of these criteria:
- $50 million+ consolidated revenue
- $25 million+ consolidated gross assets
- 100+ employees
What's contained in the guide?
Download our guide for practical information on:
- Large and small proprietary company requirements
- Audit and ASIC lodgement obligations
- Available exemptions and relief
- Foreign-controlled companies
- Significant Global Entities
- Key reporting deadlines
Understand your reporting obligations
Get a clearer understanding of the requirements that may apply to your organisation.
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