Accountant in the Tablelands
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Your Local Tablelands Accountant
Need help managing your finances? Looking for clear, straightforward support with your reporting, tax or bookkeeping? Eacham Accounting and Audits works with individuals, businesses and organisations throughout the Tablelands, offering services tailored to your structure and requirements. We’re based in Malanda and understand the needs of our local community.
As your accountant in the Tablelands, we assist with tax returns, BAS lodgements, bookkeeping and financial reporting. We also provide auditing and compliance support for community organisations, trusts and businesses across the region.
Our approach is practical and focused on helping you stay organised and informed. Call 07 4095 1499 to speak with someone who understands your goals.
What We Do
We provide accounting services in the Tablelands to support businesses and individuals with clear, well-structured financial management. From reporting to bookkeeping, everything is tailored to suit your setup and keep your records accurate and organised.
Our tax services in the Tablelands include individual returns, business tax planning and BAS lodgements. We focus on accuracy, deadlines and making sure your tax obligations are met with minimal hassle.
We deliver audit services in the Tablelands for businesses, organisations and community groups. Our approach is thorough and practical, ensuring your financial records and processes meet the necessary standards without unnecessary complications.
Examples of Our Tax Services
Managing tax doesn’t need to be overwhelming when you have the right support. As your accountant in the Tablelands, we offer a range of tax services to help you stay organised and compliant throughout the year:
1. Individual Tax Returns: We prepare and lodge your personal tax return, ensuring all relevant income and deductions are included.
2. Business Tax Returns: From sole traders to companies, we handle business tax requirements based on your structure and industry.
3. BAS Preparation and Lodgement: We calculate and lodge your Business Activity Statements accurately and on time.
4. PAYG and Super Compliance: We assist with Pay As You Go instalments and superannuation reporting to meet employer obligations.
5. Tax Record Reviews: We check your financial records for accuracy to reduce errors and improve transparency.
These tax services are shaped to fit your needs and reduce unnecessary stress around compliance. Contact us to discuss how we can assist with your tax responsibilities.
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T. 07 4095 1499
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between cash and accrual accounting?
Cash accounting records income and expenses when money is received or paid. Accrual accounting records them when they’re earned or incurred, regardless of payment timing. Cash is simpler and suits smaller operations, while accrual offers a more accurate picture for businesses with inventory, invoicing or payment terms. Choosing the right method affects how your finances are reported and should reflect how your business actually runs from day to day.
When should a business register for GST?
A business must register for GST if its annual turnover reaches or is expected to reach $75,000. Registration is also required for some business types regardless of turnover, such as ride-share drivers. Once registered, you must include GST in your prices, lodge Business Activity Statements and report regularly. Registering at the right time is important to stay compliant and avoid penalties, especially if you’re growing or working with larger clients.
What are the benefits of bank reconciliation?
Bank reconciliation involves comparing your internal financial records to your actual bank statements to ensure they match. It helps identify missed transactions, duplicate entries or errors. Regular reconciliation improves accuracy, supports clean reporting and helps detect fraud or unauthorised spending. It’s a key step in maintaining reliable books and is often done monthly or even weekly, depending on your transaction volume and business needs.
