Key dates – October 2024

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Key Dates
By Michael Weightman | 1 October, 2024
Here are a few dates to pencil into your calendar for October 2024.

 

7 October: Grand Opening of Optima Partners Midland

 

7 October: Lodge monthly payroll tax return

 

21 October: Lodge and pay September business activity statements (if lodged monthly)

 

28 October: Lodge and pay Q1 (July–Sept) business activity statement (if lodged quarterly)

 

28 October: Due date for super guarantee contributions for Q1

 

31 October: Due date for lodgement of individual tax returns for 2023-24 financial year (without tax agent extension)

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