Conveyancing

Conveyancing Aml Compliance Requirements

conveyancing AML compliance requirements - Learn about AUSTRAC requirements and AML/CTF obligations for conveyancers.

Key Information

AUSTRAC Requirements

According to AUSTRAC guidance, conveyancing aml compliance requirements is an important requirement for conveyancers. Conveyancers providing settlement services that directly advance property transactions have AML/CTF obligations.

From 1 July 2026, AML/CTF obligations apply to Tranche 2 entities including conveyancers.

Key Requirements

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Enrol with AUSTRAC

Register your business and meet enrolment requirements.

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AML/CTF Program

Develop and maintain a tailored compliance program.

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Customer Due Diligence

Identify and verify your customers before providing services.

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Reporting Obligations

Submit required reports including SMRs and TTRs.

Frequently asked questions

What are the key obligations?

Key obligations include enrolling with AUSTRAC, developing an AML/CTF program, conducting customer due diligence, and meeting reporting requirements.

When do obligations start?

For Tranche 2 entities (including conveyancers), obligations commence 1 July 2026. Enrolment opens 31 March 2026.

What records must I keep?

You must maintain accurate records of your AML/CTF program and compliance activities. Most records must be retained for 7 years.

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