Each year, every company needs to pay an ASIC annual renewal fee to stay registered with ASIC. This is part of the company’s yearly review process. Here’s an explanation of how to pay your ASIC Annual fee and what to do if you have lost your ASIC Invoice.
The fee is due on your company’s annual review date, which is generally the anniversary of when the company was registered. ASIC sends out an annual statement around this time, and the payment due date will be shown on that statement. In most cases, payment is due within two months of the review date.
You can find the amount due on the ASIC annual statement or invoice sent by ASIC. If we are your ASIC Agent, we will email you your Annual Statement and ASIC invoice. If we are not your ASIC Agent, ASIC will send the documents by mail to the registered office address.
You can pay ASIC by BPAY, Post Billpay/Australia Post, or credit card. The payment options and details will be listed on your statement, notice, or invoice. You can also find payment details on the ASIC website.
What can I do if I have lost the ASIC BPay details for my Annual Company Statement? You can look up your ASIC BPay details on the ASIC Website.
What can I do if I have lost my ASIC Invoice? You can look at your ASIC Annual Statement paperwork. The Invoice will be attached to this paperwork. If we are your ASIC Agent please contact us and we can resend you the documents.
Content updated 23 March 2026