The Australian government has announced the MBR Program to unify the 31 ASIC business registers with the Australian Business Register (ABR).
The Modernising Business Registers Design Working Group (MBR DWG) helps shape the design direction of the MBR program. It allows digital service providers (DSP) to have input into design proposals, external service interactions and business-focused matters. The working group aims to keep DSPs aware, informed and engaged on the MBR design.
The MBR DWG membership includes a diverse range of stakeholders in the software industry.
Terms of Reference
The MBR DWG Terms of Reference (DOCX, 138KB) describes the purpose, membership, roles and responsibilities of the group.
Members
Group membership details are listed below:
|
Organisation |
Member |
|---|---|
|
ABSIA |
Chris Denney |
| BGL |
Warren Renden |
| Class |
Jarrod Yates |
| Company123 |
Nadia Bakerov |
| Corporate Express |
Robert Zitek |
| CreditorWatch |
Patrick Coghlan |
| ELMO Software |
Simone Dixon |
|
Equifax |
Michael Criss |
|
Illion |
Richard Atkinson |
| Intuit |
Matt Lewis |
|
MYOB |
Andrew Smith |
|
Pitcher Partners |
John McCarthy |
|
Prime Consulting |
Frank Galati |
|
Reckon |
Carl Schutte |
|
SAGE Software Australia |
Michael Wright |
|
SuperChoice |
Chris Denney |
|
The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers |
Matthew Addison |
|
Xero |
Matthew Prouse |
Consultations
2020
2019
2018
Modernising Business Registers Technical Focus Group
The primary purpose of the MBR Technical Focus Group is to establish agreed positions for a number of technical aspects of the MBR implementation.
Contact
For more information or if you have questions, email DPO@ato.gov.au
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