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ASIC annual review fee + late fee calculator
Estimate your ASIC annual review fee by company type, work out the payment due date (annual review date + 2 months), and see whether a $102 or $428 late fee applies based on when you pay.
Total payable
$329.00
Payment due by
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On time — no late fee
Base annual review fee
Proprietary company — FY2026-27, indexed annually 1 July
$329.00
Late fee
$96 if ≤ 1 month late · $401 if > 1 month late
$0.00
Solvency resolution reminder
Directors must pass a solvency resolution within 2 months after the annual review date, unless the company lodged financial reports with ASIC in the prior 12 months.
Notes
- Enter a valid annual review (anniversary) date to calculate the payment due date and any late fee.
- Annual review fees are FY2026-27 amounts (effective 1 July 2026). ASIC fees are indexed each 1 July, so confirm the current fee on your annual statement.
Sources
Reference tool — not legal or accounting advice. Annual review and late fees are FY2026-27 amounts (effective 1 July 2026) and are indexed each 1 July. Always confirm the fee and due date on the annual statement ASIC issues for your company.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much is the ASIC annual review fee?
- For FY2026-27 (effective 1 July 2026): a proprietary company pays $342, a special purpose company (e.g. an SMSF trustee) $70, and a public company or registered managed investment scheme $1,591. ASIC indexes these fees each 1 July in line with CPI, so confirm the figure on your annual statement.
- When is the ASIC annual review fee due?
- Payment is due within 2 months of the annual review date, which falls on the anniversary of the company's registration. ASIC issues an annual statement and invoice shortly after that anniversary each year.
- What are the ASIC late fees?
- For FY2026-27: if you pay up to one month late, ASIC adds a $102 late fee; if you pay more than one month late, the late fee is $428. These late fees stack on top of the base annual review fee, and ASIC indexes them each 1 July along with its other fees.
- Do directors need to pass a solvency resolution?
- Yes. Directors must pass a solvency resolution within 2 months after the annual review date, unless the company lodged financial reports with ASIC in the prior 12 months. It is a written declaration that the company can pay its debts as and when they fall due.
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