Licensing & ABN
At The Auction Shop, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, compliance, and transparency across every interaction. Whether you are booking an auctioneer, listing a property, or exploring opportunities, we ensure that all professionals on our platform operate within the appropriate legal and regulatory frameworks.
Our goal is simple — to give you complete confidence that every auctioneer you engage is qualified, verified, and compliant.
- Verified licensing credentials
- Accurate business registration details
- Ongoing compliance monitoring
- Ethical and professional conduct
Auctioneers operating across Australia must comply with state-specific licensing laws. While requirements may vary depending on location (e.g. NSW, QLD, VIC), common obligations include:
- Valid auctioneer's licence for the relevant state or territory
- Adhering to property and auction regulations
- Compliance with relevant state legislation
- Being registered with the relevant state authority
- Following strict codes of conduct and ethical standards
- Ongoing professional development and training
- Confirms the business is legally registered in Australia
- Helps ensure transparency in transactions
- Supports trust between clients and auctioneers
- Enables proper invoicing and tax compliance
We take reasonable steps to ensure that all listed professionals provide accurate and up-to-date ABN information.
While we strive to maintain a trusted and verified network, users are encouraged to perform their own due diligence before engaging any auctioneer.
- Reviewing licensing details
- Checking ABN status via official government sources
- Assessing experience, reviews, and past performance
- Requesting additional documentation if needed
Making informed decisions is at the core of what we stand for.
All businesses operating across Australia must maintain a valid ABN registration. While requirements may vary depending on business structure and activity, key verification standards include:
- The ABN must be officially registered with the Australian Business Register (ABR)
- The ABN should belong to the individual or company providing the service
- If turnover exceeds the required threshold, the business must be registered for GST
- The ABN must match accurate and up-to-date information
- The ABN should be registered for activities relevant to services offered
- Details must be consistent with publicly available records
Training is available in-person across Gold Coast, Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne, as well as through our online learning platform. Whether you’re new to auctioneering or looking to refine your craft, our program offers flexible pathways.