Tranche 2 is not the hard part. Proving it is.
Most accounting firms will not fail AML CTF because they do not care. They will fail because they cannot show what they did, when they did it, who approved it, and how they keep it current.
Most accounting firms will not fail AML CTF because they do not care. They will fail because they cannot show what they did, when they did it, who approved it, and how they keep it current.
Free Tranche 2 AML CTF toolkit for accounting firms. Roadmap, readiness checklist, partner briefing, and a practical build sequence aligned to AUSTRAC dates.
Build an AML CTF program that is provable. Free program template, risk assessment workbook, controls and evidence map, registers, CDD templates, and record keeping checklist.
A practical suspicious matter reporting workflow for accounting firms. Includes free SMR escalation playbook, manager submission checklist, internal suspicion referral form, and record keeping checklist.
From 1 July 2026, AML/CTF obligations apply to accountants providing designated services. Learn about the enforcement tools AUSTRAC can use, penalty frameworks, and how to frame compliance risk for your firm.
A practical glossary explaining the most common acronyms you will see in AUSTRAC guidance, vendor material, and AML/CTF program documents, and what each term means in practice for accounting firms.
A comprehensive guide to understanding your AML/CTF obligations under Tranche 2, including key dates, implementation steps, and practical considerations for accounting firms.
Tranche 2 of Australia's AML/CTF reforms extends obligations to accountants, lawyers, and real estate agents. Here's what your firm needs to understand about the upcoming changes.
Customer due diligence is a cornerstone of AML/CTF compliance. Learn the practical steps your firm needs to take to identify and verify clients effectively.
AUSTRAC has published updated guidance materials to help professional service providers prepare for their upcoming AML/CTF obligations. Here's what you need to know.