Checklist
AASB Tier 2 or full IFRS-aligned reporting: what applies to your entity?
Most Australian private companies use AASB Tier 2 simplified disclosures, while some entities need full recognition and measurement aligned to IFRS. This checklist helps you work out which tier and framework fit your entity.
AASB Tier 2 or full IFRS-aligned reporting: what applies to your entity?
Most Australian private companies use AASB Tier 2 simplified disclosures, while some entities need full recognition and measurement aligned to IFRS. This checklist helps you work out which tier and framework fit your entity.
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- Is your entity required to lodge general purpose financial reports with ASIC?
- Do lenders, investors or a parent company ask for full IFRS-aligned statements rather than Tier 2 disclosures?
- Is your entity part of a group that consolidates overseas subsidiaries reporting under full IFRS?
- Do you have related-party transactions that need the fuller disclosure a Tier 2 or full framework requires?
- Has your accountant reviewed which reporting tier currently applies to your entity?
- Are you a for-profit private entity, or a not-for-profit with different reporting obligations?
- Does your entity hold complex financial instruments that need fuller measurement disclosure?
- Would a future listing or sale process require full recognition and measurement statements?
- Do your accounting policies note which AASB standards and which reporting tier you follow?
- Has your reporting tier changed since your entity last reviewed its size or ownership structure?
Where to go next
- PricingPublished bookkeeping plans for Australian businesses, shown in Australian dollars, from solo operators to multi-entity groups and accounting firms.
- Books, reconciled every weekBookkeepingMonthly bookkeeping in QuickBooks Online, Xero or the platform you already run: every transaction sorted into categories, every bank and card account reconciled, and a clean set of reports each month.
Next step
Talk to the team that would run your books
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