Looking for a comprehensive alternative to Rounded? Meet ANNA Money—the ultimate solution for registering a company, managing taxes, and storing financial documents, all tailored to Australian businesses.
Rounded’s limited functionality often requires users to rely on additional software or professional services, but ANNA Money provides everything you need in one place. With ANNA Money registering and managing a business in Australia has never been easier.
Unlike Rounded, ANNA Money provides a registered office address for official communications, ensuring compliance with ASIC requirements. ANNA Money simplifies company setup in Australia by handling ABN and ACN registration.
Rounded requires external tools or accountants for such tasks, adding complexity and cost. On the other hand, ANNA Money offers automated tax features to keep you ahead and help you with tax obligations in real-time and minimize your tax bill.
Rounded’s limited features mean you’ll need additional tools to manage documents and receipts effectively. ANNA Money combines bookkeeping and storage helping you organize your recepits, invoices, and business documents in one secure place.
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We’re currently open to any Australian resident who is a director of a limited company or a non-limited business that is structured as a company or sole trader.
ANNA is a mobile business account that provides admin support and tax reminders, not a bank. Your ANNA business account comes with a debit card, an account number, and a sort code, but we do not offer credit or loans. Our app supports busy people through brilliant AU-based customer service.
Anyone over the age of 18 in Australia. You must also have at least 1 director who resides in Australia (for tax purposes) and have a registered address in Australia. At the moment, we’re registering a company with a single director and shareholder and accepting applications from Australian residents only.
We can currently register a Proprietary (private) company limited by shares with one director and shareholder. This company can’t be a trustee of a superannuation fund.
