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No matter the size of the business, all businesses require an Australian Business Number. An ABN is unique 11-digit numerical identifier used to engage with customers, other businesses and the government.
ABN’s are used to identify a business, however a TFN is used for individual and personal tax purposes. TFN’s are used for dealing with the Australian Tax Office (ATO) at the individual level, an ABN will be used for anything related to the business (also inclusive of tax with the ATO).
In order to apply for an ABN, you will also be required to have a TFN.
ABN’s are issued by the Australian Government as part of the Australian Business Register. It’s important to ensure, before applying for an ABN, that the purpose and use of the number will be legally fulfilled. From the Australian Government’s website, this means the applicant needs to:
You can find out more about who is qualified to apply for an ABN here.
As soon as a business is going to be used for trade, it will need to be registered with an ABN. Not to be confused with a hobby, an activity becomes a business once you decide to make a profit on the activities you’re conducting. Obtaining an ABN doesn’t take long, and once you begin dealing with other businesses or government agencies, it will be expected that you’re able to provide an ABN.
According to Lawpath, having an ABN is useful for:
Applying or reapplying for an ABN is simple, just head to the Australian Government’s website.
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