GST/BAS Reporting Non-Compliance
Definition
Night audits create the audit trail needed for ATO compliance, but manual errors in transaction balancing compromise GST reporting accuracy.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 222 minimum penalty per BAS lodgement failure; AUD 5,500+ for serious GST understatement[1]
- Frequency: Quarterly BAS cycles
- Root Cause: Manual end-of-day reports with discrepancies
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Hotels and Motels in Australia 🇦🇺 face AUD 222+ penalties per BAS error from night audit inaccuracies. Automation ensures compliant revenue records.
Affected Stakeholders
Accountant, Night Auditor, Hotel Owner
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Methodology & Sources
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Evidence Sources:
Related Business Risks
Manual Labour Overrun
Unreconciled Revenue Leakage
Fraud and Error Exposure
BAS Lodgement Failures from AR Reconciliation
GST Tax Invoice Non-Compliance Penalties
Lost GST Input Tax Credits on Corporate AR
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