ASIC Annual Review Fee Calculator
Every Australian company pays an annual review fee — $342 for a standard proprietary company (2026–27), due 2 months after the annual review date. Work out your due date and any late fees.
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ASIC company fees 2026–27
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Annual review fee — proprietary company | $342 |
| Late fee — up to 1 month late | $102 |
| Late fee — more than 1 month late | $428 |
Special-purpose companies (e.g. sole-purpose SMSF trustee companies) pay a reduced annual fee — check your annual statement. Fees are indexed each 1 July.
FAQ
How much is the ASIC annual review fee?
From 1 July 2026, the annual review fee for a proprietary company is $342. Special-purpose companies pay a reduced fee. The fee is indexed each 1 July.
When is my ASIC annual review fee due?
Two months after your company's annual review date. The review date is usually the anniversary of the company's registration, and the due date is shown on your annual statement.
What are ASIC late payment fees?
$102 if you pay up to one month late, and $428 if you pay more than one month late. The same late fees apply if you're late notifying ASIC of corrections to your annual statement details.
What happens if I never pay the annual review fee?
Late fees accrue, ASIC sends late fee notices and a final letter of non-compliance to directors, and continued non-payment can lead to deregistration of the company.
Source: ASIC — Late company annual review fee (late fee amounts verified directly, 5 August 2026); annual review fee per ASIC indexed fee schedule from 1 July 2026.