Important tax information is required
We require some information from you for ATO reporting.
Tax reporting for
the ATO
To ensure we’re correctly reporting to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), and so your entity can avoid any related tax consequences, we need a few details from you.
Why we're asking you to do this
- St.George is required by law to provide the ATO with annual customer reports. It’s important that we’re able to report your details accurately as it may affect your entity’s tax assessments
- By collecting this information, we can add it to your entity’s profile and ensure our reporting to the ATO is correct
- In line with global Common Reporting Standards (CRS), this information may be shared by the ATO with tax authorities in other countries.
What you need to do
Complete and return the below form by email to: TaxEntityClassificationSTG@stgeorge.com.au
Tax Entity Classification form (PDF 853KB)
If you’re located in Australia, the form can also be returned via Reply Paid post addressed to:
Business Identification Team
Reply Paid 91348
SYDNEY NSW 2001
OR
Call our dedicated Business Identification team to provide the information over the phone. Call 1300 301 275 within Australia or +61 2 9155 7550 from overseas, 9am - 5pm AEDT, Monday to Friday.
You’ll need to provide your details by the date included in our communications to you. If we don’t hear from you by then we may need to restrict your account, so it’s important to complete this request as soon as possible.
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FAQs
Tax Entity Classification (TEC) is an Australian Tax Office (ATO) requirement for financial institutions to determine whether non-individual account holders are considered either Active, Passive or Exempt.