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MFR and annual reporting
Annual financial reporting is a once-a-year submission to the QBCC to demonstrate you continue to meet your minimum financial requirements (MFR).
The requirement to provide annual financial reporting, only applies to:
- company’s who hold a contractor licence, regardless of financial category
- individuals who have an approved maximum revenue greater than $800,000 (financial categories 1 – 7)”
To maintain a QBCC contractor-type licence (particularly in a builder class) you are required to show that you continue to meet the minimum financial requirements.
This is done once a year by submitting annual financial reporting to demonstrate that you:
- haven’t gone over your maximum revenue amount by more than 10% (without informing us)
- maintain a ratio of current assets to current liabilities of at least 1:1
- can continue paying your subcontractors and suppliers.
NOTE: If you are retired, not currently trading in the building industry, an employee or working for wages, you may wish to surrender your contractor-type licence and reapply as a nominee supervisor.
Learn more about annual reporting obligations of contractor licencees.
Last reviewed: 7 Mar 2025
Last published: 7 Mar 2025
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