The New AUSTRAC TTR Form (2026): What's Changing and How to Prepare
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Beginning 1 July 2026, AUSTRAC will introduce new Threshold Transaction Report (TTR) and Suspicious Matter Report (SMR) forms, requiring expanded reportable details under updated AML/CTF Rules, as part of the broader "Tranche 2" reforms. These reforms will bring a wider range of businesses, including lawyers, accountants, and real estate professionals, into the AML/CTF regime. While the TTR threshold of AUD 10,000 and the 10-business-day submission deadline remain unchanged, the new forms aim to improve data quality and streamline the AUSTRAC Online experience. Current entities have until 30 March 2029 to transition, whereas newcomers must adopt the new forms from 1 July 2026. AUSTRAC has not yet published the exact new fields for the forms, so businesses should consult AUSTRAC's resources for definitive guidance. Services like Didit offer tools for identity verification and transaction monitoring to support businesses in maintaining accurate and complete reports, though the responsibility of lodging TTRs and SMRs continues to rest with the entities themselves.
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