The three integrations the regulator expects.

myaccountant is an ATO-certified developer. That means we are registered with the ATO under their Digital Service Provider programme, and we lodge directly to the ATO through Standard Business Reporting — the authenticated, regulator-published protocol for submitting tax data.

No intermediary. No screen-scraping. No third-party lodgement software in the middle. BAS, IAS, income tax returns, and Single Touch Payroll events travel from myaccountant to the ATO through the pipe the ATO built for this purpose. When the ATO ever has a question about a lodgement, the answer sits in their own records — not in a reconstruction from ours.

When you pay super, myaccountant clears it through Beam — the SuperStream-compliant clearing house operated by the major super funds themselves. SuperStream is the ATO-mandated standard for how super contributions move between employers, clearing houses, and funds. Beam is the largest implementation of it.

Using Beam means your employees' contributions land in their super fund accounts through the regulator-approved path, with the audit trail the ATO expects. No bespoke integrations with individual funds. No manual transfers that can go missing. The same pipe every major Australian employer uses.

Your bank accounts connect to myaccountant through Yodlee — a financial-data aggregator recognised under Australia's Consumer Data Right framework. Yodlee reads your transactions, with your explicit consent, and makes them available to myaccountant.

The connection is authenticated; the data flow is one-way (from your bank to the platform, never back); your bank credentials are held by Yodlee, not by us. If you disconnect a bank account, the feed stops and the historical data stays yours. Most Australian banks are supported. If yours is not, tell us and we will prioritise it.