Business Accountant

There’s two types of business owners. Both are captains of their own ships.

The first type of business owner is characterised by fear. They don’t know where they’re going or if they’ll be able to withstand the next storm. They do the same thing year in, year out and hope for the best.

The second business owner is usually calm. Yes, they’re also likely to encounter difficulties. But they don’t fear the difficulties because they’re well prepared. They understand their business back to front and have a team that know their position in the business and what they need to do. They spend more time fine tuning their business rather than performing the required work.

Which business owner are you? The good news is that we can help you become the second type.

Compliance & Tax

We often get asked if we provide the following services:

Accounts Preparation
Accounting Software Setup, Configuration & Adjustment
Bookkeeping
Payroll
Structure Advice
Tax (Income, GST/BAS, Fringe Benefits, Capital Gains)

The answer is yes, we do. But the truth is, there’s a lot of mediocre accountants out there will do an ok job of all of this. This will keep the ATO happy, but it often won’t be enough to ensure that you’re in control of where your business is headed.

If you want to start to take the reins of your business, you should also consider the following additional services:

Budgeting
Monthly/Quarterly Reviews
Tax Planning

To really take your business to the next level, it’s worth taking a look at our strategic planning services. No other accountants out there can offer these insights.

Strategic Planning

The World Rally Championship (WRC) is a car race in which drivers compete in a series of time trials across varied terrain. These races usually involve perilous routes travelled at high speeds.

One easily overlooked detail is that every driver competing in the race also has a co-driver sitting in the passenger seat. The main job of the co-driver is to look at the map of the current route and let the driver know what’s coming up. This allows the driver to confidently approach blind corners at speed because they know what to expect on the other side.

WRC drivers, by their own admission, wouldn’t even consider starting a stage without a co-driver. This is because they know the value of having someone they can trust actively working with them to get them to the finish line safely and efficiently.

In a lot of ways business is pretty similar to the WRC. There are many dangers and opportunities that exist for a business owner which are easy to miss, especially when they’re focused on driving the business. Without someone alerting them to what’s around the corner it’s quite easily to miss something important. Yet, it’s crazy how many business owners choose to do it solo.

We can be your co-driver

Take our Business Quiz

We’ve developed a comprehensive and unique series of modules to help business owners get the most out of business. These modules range from figuring out what success means to you, to where your business fits into that and how to practically measure your progress.

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Can you clearly describe what it means for you to live a successful life?	Can you clearly describe what it means for you to live a successful life? YES	Can you clearly describe what it means for you to live a successful life? NOT SURE	Can you clearly describe what it means for you to live a successful life? NO
Are you aware of the 3 competitive strategies in business and which one you should be using?	Are you aware of the 3 competitive strategies in business and which one you should be using? YES	Are you aware of the 3 competitive strategies in business and which one you should be using? NOT SURE	Are you aware of the 3 competitive strategies in business and which one you should be using? NO
Do you have a clear understanding of your ideal customer and how to find them?	Do you have a clear understanding of your ideal customer and how to find them? YES	Do you have a clear understanding of your ideal customer and how to find them? NOT SURE	Do you have a clear understanding of your ideal customer and how to find them? NO
Can you describe the internal and external factors affecting your business and identify the most important ones?	Can you describe the internal and external factors affecting your business and identify the most important ones? YES	Can you describe the internal and external factors affecting your business and identify the most important ones? NOT SURE	Can you describe the internal and external factors affecting your business and identify the most important ones? NO
Do you know where you are on your business journey and what you’ll do at the end of it?	Do you know where you are on your business journey and what you’ll do at the end of it? YES	Do you know where you are on your business journey and what you’ll do at the end of it? NOT SURE	Do you know where you are on your business journey and what you’ll do at the end of it? NO
Can you name the most important indicators of success (specific to you) and does your accounting system currently track these?	Can you name the most important indicators of success (specific to you) and does your accounting system currently track these? YES	Can you name the most important indicators of success (specific to you) and does your accounting system currently track these? NOT SURE	Can you name the most important indicators of success (specific to you) and does your accounting system currently track these? NO