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The table below shows the activity statement generation dates throughout the financial year. This is the time when we extract the data from our records to produce the activity statements.

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People who elect to receive their activity statements electronically will generally receive them three to four days after the generate date (see below). If you have elected to use the Business Portal you are notified by email that your activity statement is available to access and complete online.

However for activity statements printed and sent via post the timeframe is longer. With quarterly activity statements, because of the high volume of printing required, it can be up to three weeks after the generation date before all statements are delivered by post. For ways to minimise delays see below.

2012-13 financial year quarterly activity statement generate dates *

Quarter

Period covered

Planned generate date *

Legislative due date **

Quarter 1

1 Jul - 30 Sep

10 Sep 2012

28 Oct 2012 **

Quarter 2

1 Oct - 31 Dec

27 Nov 2012

28 Feb 2013

Quarter 3

1 Jan - 31 Mar

14 Mar 2013

28 Apr 2013

Quarter 4

1 Apr - 30 Jun

07 Jun 2013

28 Jul 2013 **

2012-13 financial year monthly activity statement generate dates*

Period

Planned generate date*

Legislative due date

Jul 2012

16 Jul 2012

21 Aug 2012

Aug 2012

16 Aug 2012

21 Sep 2012 **

Sep 2012

10 Sep 2012

21 Oct 2012

Oct 2012

16 Oct 2012

21 Nov 2012

Nov 2012

15 Nov 2012

21 Dec 2012 **

Dec 2012

27 Nov 2012

21 Jan 2013

Jan 2013

15 Jan 2013

21 Feb 2013

Feb 2013

13 Feb 2013

21 Mar 2013

Mar 2013

14 Mar 2013

21 Apr 2013 **

Apr 2013

12 Apr 2013

21 May 2013

May 2013

16 May 2013

21 Jun 2013 **

Jun 2013

07 Jun 2013

21 Jul 2013 **

*The generate date may be subject to change at short notice to accommodate other priorities, including urgent system maintenance, changed government or administrative priorities such as the introduction of new government initiatives, or in response to changed community circumstances, such as a natural disaster.

**Where legislative due date falls on a weekend or public holiday the due date is the next working day.

Definitions

Planned generate date

The scheduled date for the extraction of information to enable the generation of activity statements.

Legislative due date

The date the activity statement or payment is normally due to be lodged with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). The actual due date may vary from this if a lodgment or payment extension is applicable.

Minimising delays

In order for the activity statement to be delivered promptly with the most up to date information, it is recommended that you:

Lodge income tax return

Lodge the income tax return allowing us sufficient time to process prior to the activity statement generate date.

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Choose to receive your activity statement electronically to speed up delivery and reduce the impact on our environment.

Our service standards publicly state the level of performance you can expect when dealing with us under normal circumstances.

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Update postal address (if required)

Update the postal address or preferred method of delivery for the activity statement, allowing sufficient time for changes to be processed prior to the generate date.

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For information on changing these details, refer to:

Update business account details (if required)

Update your business account details allowing sufficient time for changes to be processed prior to the generate date.

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Last Modified: Thursday, 12 July 2012

 
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