ASIC Fee Increases Effective from 1 July 2025
June 9, 2025
July 1, 2025, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) will implement fee increases across a range of commonly lodged documents. These changes impact companies, business name holders, and professionals who frequently manage ASIC submissions.
To help your business stay compliant and avoid unnecessary penalties, we’ve summarised the updated fees below.
Updated ASIC Fees from July 1, 2025
| Document Type | Fee from July 1, 2025 |
|---|---|
| Application for registration as an Australian Company (proprietary company with share capital) | $611.00 |
| Reserve company name | $62.00 |
| Change company name | $503.00 |
| Annual review fee for a proprietary company | $329.00 |
| Late payment fee – up to one month late | $98.00 |
| Late payment fee – more than one month late | $411.00 |
| Business name registration or renewal – 1 year | $45.00 |
| Business name registration or renewal – 3 years | $104.00 |
What This Means for Your Business
- Timely action is key: With late fees increasing to $98 (under one month late) and $411 (over one month late), it’s more important than ever to lodge on time.
- Annual compliance costs will see a slight rise, with the annual review fee for proprietary companies moving to $329.
- Fees for company name changes and new company registrations have also been adjusted upward.
How to Avoid Extra Costs
- Set up calendar alerts for your ASIC due dates.
- Use a registered ASIC agent to ensure deadlines aren’t missed.
- Check your business name renewal dates—especially if you’re on a 1-year plan.