GST/BAS Delays from Untracked Registrations
Definition
Participant fees are mixed supplies (GST-free education vs taxable coaching), manual tracking leads to BAS errors and ATO penalties.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 222 BAS late fee + 2% p.a. GIC on shortpaid GST (AUD 1,000+ per quarter error)
- Frequency: Quarterly BAS cycle
- Root Cause: No automated linkage between registration and GST-eligible revenue tracking
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Coaching providers delay AUD 10,000+ in cashflow yearly from BAS errors. Automated invoicing post-registration speeds time-to-cash by 30 days.
Affected Stakeholders
Accountants, Finance Managers, Administrators
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