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Know your ASIC statement window and CPD hours before they become ASIC's problem with you

For approved SMSF auditors, who can lose their registration entirely over a missed 30-day statement window or a CPD category shortfall most track by memory.

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Auditclock Concept preview

Registration clock

Your ASIC annual statement window and CPD hours, tracked against the real minimums.

Log a CPD activity
Days until statement window opens41
CPD hours logged this triennium76 / 120
SMSF-audit category hours5 / 8
  • Annual statement windowOpens on your registration anniversary, due within 30 days
    Opens in 41 days
  • Superannuation CPD hours30-hour minimum for the triennium
    32 logged — met
  • SMSF-auditing CPD hours8-hour minimum for the triennium
    5 logged — short by 3
  • Total CPD hours120-hour minimum for the triennium
    76 logged — on track

Sound familiar?

What people are putting up with today

  • ASIC cancelled the registration of 133 SMSF auditors in a single round, simply because they didn't lodge their annual statement on time.

  • Further rounds of ASIC action have cited failing to meet Continuing Professional Development requirements alongside independence and auditing-standard failures.

  • Being even a month late carries a \$428 penalty on top of the risk of cancellation — for a 30-day window that resets every year without much warning.

How Auditclock works

Auditclock is a tracker built around the two numbers that have actually cost auditors their registration: your ASIC annual-statement window and your CPD hours by category. Enter your registration anniversary once and log each CPD activity as you complete it, and Auditclock keeps a running count against the real 40-hour annual and 120-hour triennium minimums — including the separate superannuation and SMSF-auditing floors — so a shortfall shows up with months to fix it, not days.

  1. 01

    Enter your ASIC registration anniversary date once.

  2. 02

    Log each CPD activity as you complete it, with its hours and category (superannuation, SMSF auditing, or other).

  3. 03

    Auditclock tracks your running totals against the real minimums and reminds you with months of runway, not days, if a category or the statement window needs attention.

In their words

What people are saying

Real quotes from public reviews and forums, with names removed. None are about Auditclock — it isn't available yet.

ASIC has cancelled the registration of SMSF auditors who did not lodge their annual statements.
Regulator, ASIC media release
ASIC requires that SMSF auditors complete 120 hours of CPD over each three-year period which must include 30 hours of development on superannuation and at least 8 hours of development on auditing SMSFs.
Professional body, CPA Australia

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