A classification table covering per-student fees, volume bonuses, retainers, retained fees, credit notes and more. Worked guidance on mixed invoices, clawbacks and negative figures. A column-by-column template reference. A validation-error checklist so your upload passes first time. A reviewer's sign-off checklist for the PEO.
The guide is for Principal Executive Officers, compliance managers, finance officers and PRISMS administrators at CRICOS registered providers.
Reporting period: 1 January – 30 June 2026 Collection window: 21 September – 30 October 2026 After the round closes, submissions can't be uploaded or changed.
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If you're a CRICOS-registered provider, managing education agent commission reporting can feel overwhelming. Between tracking monetary commissions, documenting non-monetary benefits, and meeting strict submission deadlines, it's easy to miss critical details or submit incomplete information. This comprehensive guide walks you through the entire process step-by-step. You'll learn how to organize your commission data, complete the approved template accurately, and submit your declarations on time. Whether you're handling your first reporting period or improving your existing process, this resource covers everything you need—including real-world examples, common mistakes to avoid, and insider tips from compliance experts. Inside, you'll discover how to streamline your reporting workflow, reduce compliance risks, and give your team the confidence to handle every reporting round without stress. Need more than a guide? SKG can help with the whole return. That includes scoping which agents are in scope, classifying payments, reconciling to your general ledger, preparing the template and working papers, testing nil returns, and reviewing everything before PEO sign-off. [Book a 30-minute consult with Khushboo]
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Disclaimer General information only. This guide is not legal, accounting or professional advice. It summarises Department of Education guidance; where the two differ, the Department's material prevails. SKG Consulting is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Education.
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