Most SMEs pay a fixed monthly fee scoped to transaction volume, typically starting from a few hundred dollars for straightforward books. You get an exact written quote after a short conversation, and it changes only when your business does.
Monthly suits businesses that watch cash, margins or outlets closely, while quarterly can be enough for holding companies and very small operations. The GST cycle often decides it, since GST-registered businesses need quarter-end accuracy anyway.
Bank statements arrive by feed, so mostly sales reports, supplier invoices and receipts, uploaded by photo or email as they happen. Most clients spend under half an hour a month sending us things.
Yes, catch-up work is routine for us. We reconstruct from bank records and whatever documents survive, file the overdue returns, and then move you onto a normal monthly rhythm.
Yes. Monthly or quarterly you receive profit and loss, balance sheet, cash position and receivables aging, in plain English with the numbers that matter flagged.
Most SMEs report under SFRS for Small Entities, which simplifies disclosures. Larger or group companies use full SFRS. We apply the framework that fits your size and your stakeholders.
Yes. Foreign currency invoices, bank accounts and revaluations are set up properly in Xero or QuickBooks so exchange differences are tracked rather than discovered at year end.
XBRL is the structured format ACRA requires for financial statements from most companies that file them. Exemptions exist for some small and solvent exempt private companies. We prepare and validate the filing where it applies.
