New Director ID Registration - For All Australian Businesses

[@shazdave8886]

This is evil. First step to digital ID. Next it will be the employees and then nationwide

[@juneci2674]

Explanation is so clear , very useful. Thanks !
How about one director owns two companies? Is it the same number only apply for once?

[@TwelveAccounting]

Yes. The ID number belongs to the director. only need apply once. derek

[@phillock7944]

Thanks Derek and well done. I struggled with the MyGormlessID approach, where do they find these programmers? I found your explanation pretty succinct, but the key was to visit the ABRS site. From another RUclips vid this was a missing step as it was done via the ATO portal - and that created huge issues.

[@MrZZsharka]

That was step 2 :)

[@bobarbkiesa]

Thank you Derick. For me this video answers my unanswered questios to my so called profesional advisers. being 2 accountants, 2 book keepers and 1 run of the mill tax declaration agency. I give a big like for your bravery to make a comment (14:45)about our political status with all this . I am on that page as well. One day we may have to be very brave in deed to make such a comment. Keep on mate keep on.

[@davejames737]

Hasn't the Corporations Act 2001 been repealed? I believe it has been replaced by the Legislative Instruments Act of 2003 Section 32 which I can not find.

[@TwelveAccounting]

There has been some amendments to the 2001 Act over the years, but i believe the Corporations Act 2001 is still the current legislation. derek

[@davejames737]

@@TwelveAccounting I know the Proclamation Certificate has been repealed and in its place is Section 32 of the Legislative instruments Act 2003. I was under the impression that if a Proclamation Certificate was repealed The Act would not be Lawful.

[@davejames737]

@@TwelveAccounting Corporations Act 2001 - Proclamation (12/07/2001)
Series
No longer in force
Legislative instrument - Proclamations/Commencement of Act
Date of Repeal 01 Oct 2006
Repealed by Other
Repealing Comments Repealed by operation of section 32 of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003.

[@TwelveAccounting]

@@davejames737 The Corporations Act 2001 is still the current legislation. There has been some minor amendments. derek

[@debbieaggett]

Hi Derek, hoping you can help me 😬
I’m the president of a primary school P&C Association and am having trouble getting clarification on this - our name shows up on the acnc list
Thanks in advance
Debbie

[@TwelveAccounting]

You will need to check if you are an Incorporated or an unincorporated charity. Incorporated charities are usually operated through a Limited by Guarantee company and will require the directors to have an ID. derek

[@judithdavison8230]

If persons cannot register due to faulty system precluding you from registration, ensure you make an online complaint to the Commonwealth Ombudsman.

[@TwelveAccounting]

@@judithdavison8230 you can do a paper application. derek

[@spiffleable]

Thanks Derek, just registered :)

[@Chan-rc2hw]

Awesome, thank you for making this.

[@yoyobri1460]

So helpful, my accountant doesn’t want to explain to me

[@patrickclark9719]

Great video thanks