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AML/CTF obligations commence 1 July 2026
Steps 1–6 (Firm Profile, Staff Vetting, Training, Risk Assessment, Client Base & Geography, AML/CTF Program) must be completed before 1 July 2026 — the date your obligations begin.
Step 7 — AUSTRAC Enrolment opens 31 March 2026 and must be completed by 29 July 2026. Enrol early — don't wait until the deadline.
Step 8 — Save your compliance report after enrolment as your baseline record.
Client CDD and ongoing monitoring obligations apply from 1 July.
Step 7 — AUSTRAC Enrolment opens 31 March 2026 and must be completed by 29 July 2026. Enrol early — don't wait until the deadline.
Step 8 — Save your compliance report after enrolment as your baseline record.
Client CDD and ongoing monitoring obligations apply from 1 July.
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Client Overview
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Firm Profile
Your practice details, ABN and principal contact.
What this data is for: These details appear on your internal AML/CTF compliance report — used for audits, independent evaluations and senior manager review. This is not your AUSTRAC enrolment — that is completed separately at austrac.gov.au once all 6 steps are complete.
Practice Details
Business Address
Principal Contact
Compliance Appointments
Record who holds each compliance role in your firm. Every reporting entity must appoint an AMLCO before enrolling with AUSTRAC. Sole practitioners typically hold all roles.
Sole practitioner? You may hold all roles.
Enter your name once and it will fill all appointment slots.
AML/CTF Compliance Officer (AMLCO)
Primary regulatory liaison & oversight. Must meet AUSTRAC fit & proper person requirements. Required before enrolment.
Reporting Officer
Responsible for filing Suspicious Matter Reports (SMRs) and Threshold Transaction Reports (TTRs) with AUSTRAC.
Senior Manager
Approves the AML/CTF Program and any material amendments. Receives compliance reports from the AMLCO.
Principal / Managing Partner
Overall firm leadership accountability for AML/CTF obligations.
Delegate (optional)
For larger firms where compliance tasks are formally delegated. Leave blank if not applicable.
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Client Register
All clients — CDD obligations apply from 1 July 2026. Searchable, filterable, paginated.
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Risk Assessment
Confirm your designated services and your firm's risk appetite.
What to do in this section
Which designated services does your firm provide to clients? Your selections form the foundation of your firm-level risk assessment — an internal record held by your firm, not submitted to AUSTRAC. It must be kept current as it is reviewed annually, examined by your independent evaluator every 3 years (~2029), and must be available immediately if AUSTRAC audits your firm. In SimpleAML, this is captured in your Compliance Report (Step 8).
Your Accounting Services
Risk Appetite Statement
Client Base & Geography
Document where your clients are from and what that means for your firm's ML/TF risk.
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What to do in this section
Document where your clients are based and what geographic exposure means for your firm. Consider: Are your clients local, interstate or international? Do any have connections to overseas jurisdictions — particularly countries on the FATF high-risk list? Rate your overall client base risk and document your controls. This is an internal document — not submitted to AUSTRAC — but must be kept current because it is reviewed annually as part of your compliance program review, examined by your independent evaluator every 3 years (~2029), and must be available immediately if AUSTRAC audits your firm.
Service Risk Rating
Client Risk Profile
Proliferation Financing (PF) Risk
PF is the financing of weapons of mass destruction proliferation. Required under the reformed AML/CTF Act. All practices must document PF exposure and controls.
Geographic Risk — Current Client Base
Based on your knowledge of your existing client base, describe the geographic spread of your clients and any international exposure. This is your professional judgement — AUSTRAC does not require a precise client count. Verify any high-risk jurisdictions against: FATF High-Risk list · DFAT Sanctions · Basel AML Index
Overall Firm Risk Rating
AUSTRAC Enrolment
Enrol at austrac.gov.au then record your details here.
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What to do in this section
There are three steps: 1) Complete all Firm Setup steps (Steps 1–6) — check your Dashboard to confirm. 2) Click "Enrol with AUSTRAC" below and complete your enrolment at austrac.gov.au. Enrolment opens 31 March 2026 and must be completed by 29 July 2026. 3) Return here and record your AUSTRAC Entity ID and enrolment details below.
Ready to enrol?
Complete all Firm Setup steps first, then enrol at the AUSTRAC Online portal. Deadline: 29 July 2026. Check your Dashboard to confirm you're ready.
Enrolment Record
Once you have enrolled with AUSTRAC record your details here for your compliance records.
Annual Compliance Report
All reporting entities must submit an Annual Compliance Report to AUSTRAC. The first report for Tranche 2 entities will be due in 2027.
Not yet due
New Client
CDD must be completed before providing a designated service — obligation applies from 1 July 2026.
Client Risk Feed
Verification Records
Customer due diligence records — audit-ready for AUSTRAC
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Staff Vetting
Personnel due diligence for all AML/CTF-related staff.
What to do in this section
You must vet all staff who perform AML/CTF-related roles — including your AMLCO, senior manager and any staff who conduct client CDD. If you are setting up for the first time, select "Initial — Pre-Appointment" for each person. Once your program is running, use "Ongoing — Annual Review" for scheduled reassessments.
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AML/CTF Program
Attach your program documents, confirm they are in place and record senior manager sign-off.
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What to do in this section
Your AML/CTF program must meet AUSTRAC's requirements. The simplest way is to use the free SimpleAML templates — download each one, customise it to your firm, and attach the completed version here. These documents are internal records held by your firm — not submitted to AUSTRAC — but they are the primary evidence reviewed in your annual compliance program review, examined by your independent evaluator every 3 years (~2029), and must be produced immediately if AUSTRAC audits your firm. Once all five are attached and your senior manager has approved the program, you're done. Review annually.
Program Documents
AML/CTF Program — Part A
General governance framework, AMLCO appointment, risk appetite, reporting obligations
Not uploaded — click to upload your completed Part A
AML/CTF Program — Part B
KYC and CDD procedures, client identification, risk rating, ongoing monitoring
Not uploaded — click to upload your completed Part B
Firm Risk Assessment
ML/TF/PF risk assessment across services, client base, geography and controls
Not uploaded — click to upload your completed Risk Assessment
Staff Training Policy
Who must be trained, when, training requirements and record-keeping
Not uploaded — click to upload your completed Training Policy
SMR & TTR Procedure
Suspicious matter reporting, threshold transactions, red flags and tipping-off obligations
Not uploaded — click to upload your completed SMR & TTR Procedure
Review Dates
Program Confirmation
Confirm that your AML/CTF program is in place and has been approved. Tick both once your documents are attached and signed off.
I have an AML/CTF program document in place
All five template documents completed and attached above
It has been approved by my senior manager
Record the approval details in the section below
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Senior Manager Approval
The AML/CTF program must be formally approved by a senior manager. The governing body must be notified upon approval. This record serves as evidence for AUSTRAC review purposes.
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Training Register
Log AML/CTF/PF training for all staff.
What to do in this section
Log a training record for every staff member who performs AML/CTF functions — including your AMLCO, senior manager and any staff conducting client CDD. All training must be completed before 1 July 2026. Use the form below to add each record. If you need training, visit the approved training providers list.
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🎓 Need AML/CTF training?
Complete an AUSTRAC-aligned AML/CTF course and attach your certificate here. SimpleAML maintains a list of approved training providers.
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About & Support
Product information and contact details
About This Product
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SimpleAML
Accountants Edition · v1.1 · March 2026
SimpleAML is a free AML/CTF compliance tool for Australian accountants, built to help practices meet their Tranche 2 obligations before 1 July 2026. No account required. Data stays on your device.
Developed by
Chris Wong, CPA
Founder — Click Seed Pty Ltd · ABN 87 656 256 567
Finance Transformation · Insurance Compliance · 20+ yrs
What's new — v1.1
· Simplified navigation and tab structure
· Clearer firm setup flow
· Improved AUSTRAC Enrolment page
· Document language updated (attach/link instead of upload)
· Stay-in-touch modal added
· Clearer firm setup flow
· Improved AUSTRAC Enrolment page
· Document language updated (attach/link instead of upload)
· Stay-in-touch modal added
SimpleAML is provided for compliance assistance only and does not constitute legal advice. Users are responsible for their own AUSTRAC compliance. Click Seed Pty Ltd makes no warranty as to accuracy or fitness for purpose.
Support
For technical support, questions, or feedback about this product, please feel free to contact us.
Save Compliance Report
Generate and save your PDF — this is your proof of compliance.
What to do in this section
This is your internal AML/CTF compliance evidence report — a snapshot of your entire program at a point in time, generated from everything you have entered in this app.
This report is not submitted to AUSTRAC. It is held by your firm as evidence of your compliance program. AUSTRAC enrolment is completed separately at austrac.gov.au.
When to generate it
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Once your program is complete and you have enrolled with AUSTRAC
This is your baseline compliance record. By waiting until after enrolment, your report includes your AUSTRAC Entity ID and enrolment date — making it a complete and evidenced record of your program from 1 July 2026.
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Annually
Generate once per year to show your program is actively maintained. Save with the year in the filename.
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Independent evaluation — first due ~2029
Required every 3 years. The external evaluator will use this report as their primary evidence of your program.
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AUSTRAC audit or enquiry
If AUSTRAC contacts your firm you must be able to produce evidence promptly. Keep a current saved copy at all times.
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AMLCO or staff changes
Generate when your AMLCO or senior manager changes as a handover document for the incoming person.
Create your compliance report PDF
The report opens as a print-ready page. In your browser's print dialog select Save as PDF and save it to your firm's records.
Recommended filename: FirmName_AML-Compliance-Report_2026.pdf
Recommended filename: FirmName_AML-Compliance-Report_2026.pdf
7-year record retention
Under the AML/CTF Act, all AML/CTF records must be kept for a minimum of 7 years. This includes compliance reports, client CDD records, training logs and program documentation. Store saved PDFs in a secure location your firm controls — not just this browser.