Business Accounting
Small Business Accounting in Melbourne
Year-end accounts, tax compliance and clear, practical advice — so you understand your numbers and can make decisions with confidence.
Overview
How we can help
Running a business means juggling customers, staff, suppliers and compliance. Our role is to take the accounting and tax side off your plate and turn your financial information into something genuinely useful.
We work with sole traders, partnerships, companies and trusts — keeping you compliant while giving you a clear view of profitability, cash flow and what's coming up.
What's Included
Our small business accounting service
Annual financial statements
Profit and loss, balance sheet and supporting schedules.
Business tax returns
Sole trader, partnership, company and trust returns.
BAS and GST
Activity statements prepared from reconciled records.
Structure guidance
The trade-offs between structures as your business grows.
Cash flow and budgeting
Forecasts that help you plan for tax, wages and growth.
Cloud accounting
Help choosing, setting up and using accounting software.
Good to Know
Key things to know
Official sources
- 01
Small business concessions
Businesses with aggregated turnover under $10 million may access concessions such as simplified depreciation and the instant asset write-off. Eligibility thresholds differ between concessions.
- 02
Record keeping
Businesses generally need to keep records for five years. Good records make your BAS, tax return and any ATO review far simpler.
- 03
Separate your finances
A dedicated business bank account makes bookkeeping easier and helps show which transactions relate to the business.
- General information only, current at the time of writing. Rules change — please confirm how they apply to you.
FAQs
Common questions
General information only. Your circumstances may differ — contact us for advice specific to you.
Do you work with Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks?
Yes. We work with the major cloud accounting platforms and can help you choose one if you're not using software yet.
Which business structure is right for me?
It depends on expected profit, risk, family circumstances and future plans. We explain the tax trade-offs between sole trader, partnership, company and trust structures; for legal questions we may suggest you also speak with a lawyer.
How are your fees structured?
Fees depend on the scope and complexity of the work. You'll receive a clear quote or engagement letter before we start.
Enquire
Ask about small business accounting
Tell us briefly what you need. We'll reply to arrange a time to talk and confirm the fee before any work begins.