Do you expect TOO much from your accountant?

• To be treated as a person with challenges and problems that are unique to you and your business;
• To be given personal, sound advice on the best way you can structure your business and personal finances;
• To be shown how you can improve cashflow, pay less tax and maximise your profits;
• To have the hassle taken out of business compliance, regulations, GST and fringe benefit tax;
• To have all the financial information you need at your fingertips for informed decisions and future planning.
• To have a coffee, tea or even a beer with your accountant from time to time.

• Cashflows
• Employees and associates
• Profitability
• Inland Revenue compliance; or
• Working capital

• Business Consulting – advice on internal controls, risk management, buy or sell decisions and pricing. We’re business owners ourselves;
• Compliance and tax planning – advice, compliance, planning, financial and banking structures;
• Personal Financial Advice – advice on how to get the most out of your personal and business financial structures;
• Technology – the skills, knowledge and business networks to show you how to make the most of what technology has to offer. Hardware, software, the internet, telephones, email, palmtops – they’re all tools giving you the power only corporations enjoyed in previous decades;
• Networking – it’s not what you know anymore. It’s not even who you know… It’s HOW well you know them. The mark of a good accountant is how connected we are.