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Company ABN Registration

Company ABN Registration

Company ACN Lookup

Enter the ACN of the company you want to register an ABN for

Main Business Address

The main address where this business operates

Postal Address

The postal address for ABN correspondence

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Additional Business Locations

Add any additional business locations where you conduct activities

No additional locations added yet.

Add any additional business locations where you conduct activities.

Office Holders & Shareholders

Add directors, secretaries, public officer, and shareholders

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Add directors, shareholders, and other office holders.

ABN Registration Details

Review your ABN registration details

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Tax Details

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Addresses

Main Business Address
Postal Address
Same as Main Business Address

Entity Structure

No entities added yet.

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Declarations

Please review and accept the following declarations

Contact Details

How should we contact you about this registration?

Frequently Asked Questions

If you run a business, you generally need one. Without an ABN, businesses can have tax withheld from payments, and you cannot register a business name or claim GST credits.

The ATO does not charge for an ABN. Our fee is $99 and covers preparing and lodging your application and support if the ATO queries it.

Yes, a TFN is optional. Providing one helps the ATO confirm your identity faster, so it is worth including if you have it.

Many applications are processed quickly once lodged. If the ATO needs to check your identity or details, it can take longer.

Yes. You need an ABN to register a business name, and the ABN holder is the owner of the name. A sole trader can register a name under their own ABN.

An ABN is an 11-digit number issued by the ATO for tax and business dealings. An ACN is a 9-digit number issued by ASIC to a registered company. A company has both.

Yes. You can cancel an ABN when you stop trading. If you start trading again, you can reactivate the same ABN rather than apply for a new one.

No. A sole trader holds an ABN in their own name, while a company holds its own ABN separate from its owners. Which you need depends on how you set up your business.