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Stripe BAS Reporting Formatter

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What this tool does

This tool simplifies your Australian Business Activity Statement (BAS) preparation by analyzing your Stripe exports. It calculates total GST-inclusive sales (G1) and extracts the GST you paid on Stripe processing fees, providing you with the exact figures needed for your ATO filing without having to manually calculate GST components row by row.

Last updated: September 23, 2026
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Summarize the GST component of your Australian Stripe transactions for easy BAS filing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I report Stripe fees on my BAS?

Stripe processing fees include GST in Australia. The total fees (including GST) should typically be reported at G11 (Non-capital purchases), and the GST component can be claimed back as an input tax credit at 1B.

How does this tool calculate the GST on sales?

The tool assumes your domestic sales are GST-inclusive and calculates the GST component (1/11th of the total). You can adjust settings if you have a mix of GST-free and taxable sales.

Is this tool a substitute for an accountant?

No. This tool helps format and summarize your Stripe data for easier data entry, but you should always verify the figures with your accountant or tax professional before submitting your final BAS to the ATO.