Bookkeepers and Mobile Bookkeeping Services

Congratulations to all those Australians honoured for Australia Day – and we also salute all those that make enormous contributions to the country in their own small way, but because they are not well known sports people, musicians or film stars nobody seems to want to honour them. [would the Australia Day honours be political?] [...]

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Why get stressed out over doing your own bookkeeping at the detriment to your business, when you can outsource your bookwork and have more time for your business?

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I had trouble with my MYOB files and contacted Carol and her team and they were just excellent. They listened and then explained what they could do to help. Everything was done speedily, efficiently and most of all cost effectively. They emailed me how to send my files and worked on them that day! Most [...]

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In an attempt to weather the global financial crises, The Australian Government is reducing by 20% the quarterly PAYG (pay As You Go) instalment due for the December 2008 Quarter.

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Often when clients ask us to help them with their BAS (Business Activity Statements) the problem is not with the BAS. The problem lies with somewhere within the bookkeeping process during the BAS preparation.

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Is a cheap bookkeeper is cheap because they themselves do not value their work/worth? Or are they using you to pay for their training?

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In a tight economy you need to ensure that you have a handle on what money you owe and to whom, and what money is owed to you and by whom. If you do not use an accounting software package such as Quickbooks or MYOB, if you do not have a bookkeeper, or book-keeping system in place then you could be heading for disaster

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Smart business operators around Nerang,Broadbeach,Carrara,Parkwood,Helensvale, Gold Coast, realise that an outsourced bookeeping service is an excellent investment for your small business

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The bookkeeping industry is about to experience a bit of a shake-up. Neither the Australian Federal Treasury Department nor the Australian Taxation Office really understand what bookkeepers do, and they are trying to introduce legislation without actually defining at what point bookkeepers suddenly become “quasi” tax agents (BAS agents)

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Now’s time to get all your paperwork together and get it to your bookkeeper or outsourced bookkeeping service- to report on the 2nd quarter (1 September to 31 December 2008) to get your BAS lodged on time.

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