My Services & Pricing
Simple, Fixed Monthly Pricing. No Suprise Bills
Bookkeeping
Giving you back your time & your sanity
Business Valuations
Accounting
Cash Flow Management
End the month with money in the bank
Tax
Management Reporting
Payroll
Your team paid perfectly, every time.
Outsourced CFO Advisory
Important Numbers
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On Time IRD Filing
Years of Experience
Suprise Tax Bills
Pricing & Packages
I know how closely small business owners need to watch their bottom line. Because I work independently from home, my overhead is low, which means I can offer you top-tier accounting expertise at genuinely affordable rates.
Every business is different, so I only quote for exactly what you need. Once we agree on your customized plan, I lock in a fixed annual fee and split it into 12 manageable monthly payments. This gives you absolute clarity on your budget and peace of mind knowing you have an expert in your corner.
You have nothing to lose! Contact me today for a free, no-obligation quote and let’s discuss how I can support your business.
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Starting From* Indicative pricing excludes Xero software costs which are invoiced separately
Are We The Right Fit?
I don’t work with everyone. Because I provide a personal, 1-on-1 service without junior staff, I only partner with business owners where I know I can add significant value.
We are a perfect match if…
You view accounting as an investment.
You understand that good advice pays for itself in tax savings and profit growth.
You value direct access.
You want to speak directly to the expert handling your accounts, not be passed around a call centre or junior team.
You want price certainty.
You prefer a fixed monthly fee so you can call or email without worrying about receiving a surprise bill for 6 minutes of time.
You embrace technology.
You are already using (or are willing to switch to) Xero to streamline your business and get rid of paper clutter.
I’m probably not the right accountant for you if…
You're a "Bargain Shopper"
If your goal is to pay the absolute minimum for compliance, there are high-volume firms better suited for that.
You operate out of a shoebox.
If you prefer handing over a bag of receipts once a year rather than keeping digital records, we won’t be a good fit.
You want a "Yes Man".
I take my ethics and your compliance seriously. I will work hard to minimize your tax the legal way, but I won’t cut corners that put you, or me at risk.
You go missing in action.
I work best with clients who communicate openly. If you ignore emails for weeks and then demand urgent work, we won’t be a good fit.
Sound like you? Let’s chat about your business.
What Exactly is Accounting Support? Why do I need it?
Understanding The Basics
Bookkeeping and accounting are the foundation of every successful business, but they’re not the same thing.
Bookkeeping is the day-to-day recording of your business transactions, like sales, purchases, receipts, and payments. It keeps your financial records accurate and up to date, so nothing falls through the cracks. Think of it as keeping your financial house in order.
Accounting takes that information and turns it into insights. It involves analysing the data, preparing reports, lodging tax returns, and giving you advice to help you grow your business, stay compliant with the IRD, and make smart financial decisions.
Together, bookkeeping and accounting give you clarity, control, and confidence in your business finances.
Do You Need An Accountant?
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Are you unsure if you’re meeting all your IRD tax obligations?
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Are you spending too much time trying to DIY your accounts or tax returns?
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Are you unsure if you’re claiming all the deductions you’re entitled to?
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Is managing payroll, GST, or cash flow keeping you up at night?
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Has your business hit a cash flow wall, or are you constantly playing catch-up?
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Do you know the ever changing tax laws and reporting standards applicable to your business?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your Return On Investment?
It takes a lot of training and experience for an accountant to be good at what they do. To be good at your job, it takes at least the following:
- 3/4 Year accounting qualification (I have a 6 year qualification consisting of 3 accounting degrees, including a Masters Degree in Forensic Accounting)
- 3 Years of practical work experience to qualify as a professional accountant.
- At least 3 – 5 years of experience to be comfortable advising clients. (I have more than 25 years experience in public practice, commercial and forensic accounting environments.)
- Membership to a professional body and continual professional development to stay up to date with changing accounting & tax laws.
So consider this when weighing up whether you think you can DIY your accounts & your tax. Making a mistake could cost you thousands in taxes, penalties and interest alone. An accountant isn’t an expense, it’s an investment.
How Much Does An Accountant Cost?
The cost depends on the services you need, but think of it as an investment, not an expense. A good accountant often saves you more money than they cost—through tax savings, avoiding penalties, and helping your business grow smarter.
When Should I Hire An Accountant?
If you’re starting a business, growing fast, unsure about tax, or want to free up your time, now is the right time. Don’t wait until you’re stressed or facing an IRD issue—getting the right help early can save you thousands down the track.
Can't I Just Use Accounting Software?
Accounting software is a tool—but like any tool, it’s only as good as the person using it. An accountant knows how to interpret the numbers, give strategic advice, and make sure you’re not missing out on deductions or risking penalties. We know the reporting framework & rules needed for every business structure, and the tax laws that apply.
What Is An Accountant?
An accountant is a financial professional who helps individuals and businesses manage money, stay compliant with tax laws, and make informed decisions. They handle things like bookkeeping, tax returns, business advice, and financial reporting.
What's The Difference Between A Bookkeeper And An Accountant?
A bookkeeper handles day-to-day recording of transactions, while an accountant interprets that data, prepares reports, lodges returns, and offers strategic advice. I can provide both, so you get the full picture—not just the numbers.