The TPB Register contains the names of all tax and BAS agents (collectively referred to as tax practitioners) that are currently registered with us, including those whose registration has been suspended. The TPB Register also includes the names and details of certain unregistered individuals and entities.
Search options
There are 2 search options available to find a tax practitioner. You can:
- check if a tax practitioner is registered with us
- find a tax practitioner near you.
Find a tax practitioner
To check if a tax practitioner is registered with us, simply enter their legal/registration name, ASIC Registered Business name or their registration number and click on the Find button.
You can narrow down the results by completing additional fields, such as practitioner type, state or territory, suburb and registration status.
Tax practitioner results are displayed in a table below the search fields.
To view more registration details of any tax practitioner shown in the results, click on the information icon on the right-hand side of the search result.
Find a tax practitioner near you
This option uses a geo-location search enabled by Google to help find a tax practitioner near you.
- Start typing your address in the search bar and select the correct option from the dropdown list (failure to select from the dropdown list may give an inaccurate result).
- You can then search for a tax practitioner located up to a 75 km distance from you. To narrow search results, adjust the tax practitioner type or distance.
- Search results showing some details of tax practitioners, are displayed in a table below the search fields. Select the information icon to view the full registration details of the selected tax practitioner.
- To view more information about a tax practitioner click on the tax practitioner's name or on the ‘i’ icon.
- If a practitioner has chosen to publish their physical address on the register, you can also select the pin of the map to see their location.
Tax practitioner details appearing on the TPB Register
The Tax Agent Services Regulations 2022 (TASR) set out what information needs to be recorded on the TPB Register.
The following information is displayed on the TPB Register for each tax practitioner and certain unregistered entities and individuals:
- current legal/registration name
- historical details, including any other name or registration number from the previous 5 years, in some cases where the individual or entity:
- had an application for registration or renewal rejected on integrity grounds
- was subject to:
- an order, suspension or termination decision
- certain Federal Court orders or injunctions
- sanctions imposed by the TPB
- ASIC Registered Business name
- registration type
- whether they are registered as a tax agent or BAS agent
- if it is an individual, partnership or company registration
- TPB registration number
- contact details
- registration status – such as whether they are registered, unregistered, suspended or terminated
- registration date – the date the tax practitioner was first registered (as this practitioner type)
- registration expiry date
- any conditions of registration
- renewal applications (and certain new registration applications) that were rejected on integrity grounds, including date it was rejected and reason for rejection
- any order, suspension or termination decisions that applied from 1 July 2022, for the longer of 5 years or the period it is in force, along with:
- any relevant sanctions and the reasons they were imposed
- any period prohibiting reapplying for registration
- the date of effect, and for a suspension, the date its lifted
- the summary of any order given
- information about related conduct and breaches by another individual or entity (e.g. a breach by an individual employee/partner and a company/partnership relating to the same conduct)
- outcomes of an investigation (a Publication Decision). Publication decisions will remain on the register for at least 5 years and are appealable.
- findings of any investigation, for registered tax practitioners or unregistered preparers where:
- no other sanction is deemed appropriate or applicable (e.g. the entity is not or no longer registered)
- the conduct needs to be in the public domain
- to support the disqualified entity regime; or
- the conduct does not warrant application to a Federal Court for an injunction or penalties
- Administrative Appeals Tribunal / Administrative Review Tribunal* review applications and decisions
- Federal Court applications, appeals and findings or decisions
- names and registration numbers of individuals undertaking supervisory arrangements in respect of a company or partnership registration
- any recognised professional association affiliations (if this information has been provided by the tax practitioner).
*Note: The Administrative Review Tribunal replaced the Administrative Appeals Tribunal on 14 October 2024.
Customising contact details, address change or suppression
Tax practitioners can customise what contact details appear on their TPB Register record at any time via logging into my Profile.
The TASR requires at least one contact detail to be published on the TPB Register at any time.
If tax practitioners have safety concerns about their contact details appearing on our Register, they can contact us to request their details be supressed. Safety reasons for suppression may include, where there is a Court Order in place. Tax practitioners will need to provide evidence to support their suppression request in writing.
Requesting removal of historical information
In some circumstances, the TASR requires us to publish historical information on the Register, including historical legal names and historical registration numbers.
If the historical information relates to an individual tax practitioner, they can contact us to make a request in writing for this information to be removed.
Tax practitioners will need to explain in their request why including this information on the TPB Register poses a risk to their safety. In considering their request, we must be satisfied that due to the safety risk it would not be appropriate to publish the information.
Conditions of registration
We may place one or more conditions on a tax practitioner's registration. A condition limits the subject area in respect of which the tax practitioner may provide tax agent services, which includes BAS services and tax (financial) advice services.
For a list of conditions we have imposed, refer to Conditions of registration.
Sanctions
Sanctions, other than a written caution, we impose on a tax practitioner will be kept on the TPB Register for the longer of:
- 5 years starting on the day on which the sanction takes effect, and
- the period during which the sanction is in force.
The reasons for the sanction will also be included.
For more information about the types of sanction we may impose, refer to Sanctions.
Termination
Tax practitioners that have had their registration terminated will be kept on the TPB Register for 5 years.
The TPB Register will include the following additional details:
- the date the termination takes effect
- any non-application period imposed
- the reason/s for the termination, with a link to further details about the reason/s, if applicable.
Professional associations
The professional association information that appears on the TPB Register has been provided by the registered tax practitioner. You are encouraged to make your own independent enquiries to verify this information (for example, you may wish to contact the listed association(s)).
Professional associations may be accredited by us as a recognised tax agent or BAS agent association if they meet certain requirements in the TASR.
For the list of associations that we have accredited refer to Recognised professional associations.
Last modified: 30 March 2026