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GST Provision Account
Keep on top of your GST
Designed as a simple, effective way to help you manage your GST. The GST Provision Account is the easy way to put aside the GST portion of your funds needed to pay your BAS and help you ensure you meet your GST obligations.
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Unlimited free electronic deposits
$0 monthly account keeping fee
Transfer funds directly to Australian Taxation Office each quarterly BAS (Business Activity Statement)
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Unlimited free electronic deposits and direct credit
2 free withdrawals per month
5 free branch or ATM deposits per month
5 free cheque deposit or merchant envelopes per month
- Direct funds transfer to Australian Taxation Office available
- Free online legal and taxation advice for tax and accountancy issues specific to your business
- Business SMS and Email Alerts to keep track of account balances, deposits and withdrawals
- Instant access to funds
- Branch, ATM, Cheque, EFTPOS, Internet and Phone Banking and BPAY®
- $0 monthly account keeping fee if daily balance is kept above $5,000, otherwise $10 per month
- Charged when monthly fee-free allowance is exceeded. Read more about fees and charges
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Print and complete the following documents:
- Call our team of dedicated business banking specialists on 133 800 8am - 6pm (AEST), Monday to Friday
- Your Business and/or Company must be registered in Australia
- Information you’ll need to complete your application
Important information
Before deciding to acquire or hold a product, you should read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and ensure the product is appropriate. The Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for GST Provision Account includes: Terms and Conditions, Fees and charges, Interest Rates. The PDS is important and we encourage you to view, save and/or print these documents. If you would like a paper copy of the PDS you may request one by post or contact us on 133 800. St.George issues the products on this website.
Any advice on this website is prepared without consideration of your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on the advice, you should consider if it is appropriate to your objectives, financial situation or needs.
