AI BAS preparation,
checked line by line

Codes GST, reconciles every account and flags what looks wrong, so your team only reviews the exceptions.

Codes GST, reconciles every account and flags what looks wrong, so your team only reviews the exceptions.

For Australian accounting firms, BAS agents and multi-entity finance teams

Product demo

See it check a client’s BAS
before lodgement

Watch it code a quarter’s transactions, flag GST errors with the reason and the fix, and export the workpapers.

AI and your BAS

What AI can and can’t do
with your BAS

BAS automation uses AI to prepare and check your Business Activity Statement (BAS) before it goes to the ATO. It codes GST on every transaction, reconciles your accounts and flags anything unusual for a person to review. You, or your registered BAS or tax agent, still approve and lodge.

Can AI prepare my BAS?

Yes, as a checked draft.

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Codes GST on every line and maps it to the right label

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Reconciles GST collected against GST paid

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Flags missing tax invoices, duplicates and odd codes, with the reason

Can AI lodge my BAS?

No, not on its own.

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You lodge through ATO Online services, your software or your agent

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You or your registered agent stay responsible

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Grey areas, like private use, need a person’s judgement

How it works

How to prepare a BAS
when AI does the checking

Four steps from your ledger to BAS-ready workpapers.

Connect your ledger or upload the period’s transactions for each client or entity.

The bookkeeping AI agent codes GST, runs the BAS reconciliation and tests every line against ATO rules.

Your team approves or overrides each flagged line. Every change is logged with who and why.

Export BAS-ready workpapers and the audit trail, then you or your agent lodge.

Review queue · 5 flagsExample data
LineWhy it’s flaggedActions
Bank fee · $28.00GST claimed on an input-taxed feeFix: Change to no GSTApprove fixOverride
Fuel · $186.40Full GST claimed on a vehicle with private useFix: Claim the business share onlyApprove fixOverride
Office supplies · $412.50No tax invoice for a purchase over $82.50Fix: Attach the invoice before claimingApprove fixOverride
Example Electrical · $2,310.00Possible duplicate of bill 4471Fix: Remove one billApprove fixOverride
Wages · $4,200.00Coded to purchases, not W1Fix: Move to W1 and check W2Approve fixOverride

Works with your ledger

Xero logo
MYOB logo

QuickBooks Online

File upload

Using another ledger or ERP? We confirm it on the first call.

Checks

What it checks
before you lodge

The six areas of a good BAS review checklist, run on every client file.

Source documents

Every transaction is in, with a valid tax invoice for purchases over $82.50.

Account reconciliations

Bank, clearing and loan accounts reconcile to their statements.

GST coding

Each line has the right GST code and lands on the right label: G1, 1A or 1B.

Reconciles GST collected and GST paid

GST on sales and purchases ties back to the ledger.

Payroll and PAYG withholding

Wages at W1 and tax withheld at W2 match payroll.

Other labels

Fuel tax credits and any other labels your clients report.

Every flag, approval and change is logged, so reviewers and auditors can see why each figure is there.

Common mistakes

The BAS mistakes
it catches

Common BAS mistakes, flagged before they reach the ATO.

Already lodged? Follow the ATO’s guide to fixing BAS mistakes or making adjustments.

GST claimed on bank fees, loan interest or residential rent

GST claimed on bank fees, loan interest or residential rent

These are input taxed, so there’s no GST credit to claim.

Full GST on fuel or a car with private use

Full GST on fuel or a car with private use

Flagged so you claim only the business share.

No tax invoice for a purchase over $82.50

No tax invoice for a purchase over $82.50

Held back until the invoice is attached.

The same bill entered twice

The same bill entered twice

Matched on supplier, amount and date.

Wages in the wrong label

Wages in the wrong label

Moved to W1, with the tax withheld at W2.

BAS software that checks
before you lodge

Most AI accounting software works inside one ledger, one business at a time. This works across all of them.

How humaniseAI BAS Compliance Automation compares with a manual BAS review and AI inside your ledger
Manual BAS reviewAI inside your ledgerhumaniseAI BAS Compliance Automation
Client filesOne at a timeOne business per fileOne queue across every client and entity
GST rulesEach preparer’s judgementThe software’s defaultsYour firm’s rules, applied the same way every time
What gets checkedWhat time allowsVaries by productEvery line, with the reason for each flag
Review and rolesEmail and spreadsheetsPer-file accessPreparer and reviewer roles
Audit trailNotes, if keptInside that ledgerEvery flag, approval and override logged

AI bookkeeping that’s ready for BAS time

Built for the people who prepare and sign off BAS for more than one business.

Accounting practice partner and bookkeeper reviewing a client's BAS together

One review queue across all client files

For accounting firms, BAS agents and bookkeepers. Every client goes through the same checks, so seniors review flags, not every line, in BAS season.

Financial controller checking BAS for several entities on one screen

Every entity, one review

For CFOs and financial controllers running several entities. Check each entity’s BAS in one place, with the same GST rules across the group.

Industry checks

TPAR payments

GST-free health and NDIS

Fuel tax credits

Deferred GST on imports

Margin scheme

Trust

Built for how the TPB
expects AI to be used

Your agent stays accountable

The Tax Practitioners Board’s guidance TPB(GS) 55/2026 (22 July 2026) lets practitioners use AI if they review its work and keep records. Every flag and approval is logged.

Client data stays private

Private AI in an access-controlled environment. Client files are kept apart, and your data never trains a public model.

Sign in with Microsoft

Single sign-on with multi-factor authentication, and role-based access to each client file.

FAQ

BAS preparation FAQs

Updated 30 October 2026

No. It takes over the line-by-line checking, so bookkeepers and BAS agents spend their time on the flags that need judgement. People still review, approve and sign off every BAS.

It connects to Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks Online, or you can upload a period’s transactions as a file. You keep lodging the way you do today.

Run last quarter’s BAS through it and compare its flags with your own review. Any line it isn’t sure about goes to a person, never straight into the BAS.

Yes. Each entity gets its own BAS check, and you review them all in one queue with the same GST rules across the group.

Correct it the way the ATO sets out in its guide to fixing BAS mistakes. The audit trail shows what was approved, what changed and who changed it, so the fix is quicker.

Start with last quarter’s BAS for one client or entity. We run it through the checks with your team, you see every flag, and then you decide. Pricing is a fixed fee per entity, agreed before you commit.

What happens next

See what it flags
on last quarter’s BAS

01

Call · 30 minutes

We learn how your team prepares and reviews BAS today.

02

Run · About a week

We check last quarter’s BAS for one client or entity.

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Review · 45 minutes

We go through every flag together. You decide what’s next.

BAS review

Review last quarter’s BAS with us

Pick one client or entity. We run last quarter through the checks with your team and walk you through every flag.

We reply within one business day.

BAS review

Review last quarter’s BAS with us

Pick one client or entity. We run last quarter through the checks with your team and walk you through every flag.

We reply within one business day.

BAS review

Review last quarter’s BAS with us

Pick one client or entity. We run last quarter through the checks with your team and walk you through every flag.

We reply within one business day.

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