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Fortis Accounting Partners provides a full spectrum of accounting and taxation solutions to Australian and foreign business owners, large family groups, investors & individuals since March 2007. Our team of accounting professionals have built long term client relationships by always delivering high quality business solutions. We believe most small business operators have neither the resources nor the time to tackle the complex world of accounting, taxation, Goods and Services Tax, and business planning issues that business’ encounter. We provide a reliable and professional service in all facets of the accounting world. From the simple tax return to business financial accounts to more complex business structuring work and international tax solutions, we provide a client with a complete business service. It is this large variety of services that ensures that we have a large mix of clients in both industry and size. Our number one priority is the financial welfare of our clients, and we ensure our clients’ business and personal needs are satisfied through the application of professional service and advice which is current, accurate and reliable. Phone: +61 2 9743 3600
Fax: +61 2 9267 0108
E-mail: [email protected]


CBD Office Address:
Suite 9, 101 Bathurst Street
Sydney NSW 2000

Eastwood Office Address:
Unit 4, Level 1, 10 East Parade
Eastwood NSW 2122

Fortis Financial Planning Pty Ltd is an Authorised Representative of Count Financial Limited.

Your tidy books can still hide a costly mistake.A balanced ledger can feel reassuring, but it doesn’t guarantee your tax...
16/10/2026

Your tidy books can still hide a costly mistake.

A balanced ledger can feel reassuring, but it doesn’t guarantee your tax, GST, payroll, or reporting obligations are all covered. That’s why we look beyond neat records: the right review can flag gaps before they become harder to address.

Government payments are still taxable income, yes, even when they come through a Commonwealth program.If your business o...
15/10/2026

Government payments are still taxable income, yes, even when they come through a Commonwealth program.

If your business operates in healthcare, disability support, childcare, or another sector receiving government payments, the ATO expects that income to be recorded accurately and reported at the correct tax return label. Keep clear records, meet your lodgment obligations, and make sure related tax liabilities are handled on time. Government payments may support your business, but they do not sit outside the ATO’s reporting requirements.

Receive government program payments? Talk to Fortis about your reporting obligations.

www.fortisap.com.au

Stop guessing at tax time and hoping the paperwork adds up.When your records are scattered and Australian tax obligation...
09/10/2026

Stop guessing at tax time and hoping the paperwork adds up.

When your records are scattered and Australian tax obligations feel hard to keep track of, filing can turn into a last-minute scramble. A clearer approach starts with accurate records and advice shaped around your circumstances, not guesswork. Our team supports individuals and businesses with tax returns, accounting, and taxation advice.

Contact us today!

If you’re a foreign founder building a business in Australia, a missed local obligation can turn setup into a scramble.B...
07/10/2026

If you’re a foreign founder building a business in Australia, a missed local obligation can turn setup into a scramble.

Before you start trading, map out your Australian entity, required registrations, accounting software and payroll setup, plus the GST, payroll and year-end reporting your business may need. The right steps depend on your structure and circumstances, so get tailored advice before you commit.

Fortis helps international business owners navigate Australian accounting and tax requirements. Visit fortisap.com.au

How do we keep business accounts on track?We start with your reporting deadlines, then map payroll, tax, and compliance ...
05/10/2026

How do we keep business accounts on track?

We start with your reporting deadlines, then map payroll, tax, and compliance tasks around them. That order helps us spot what needs attention early and keep each obligation in view, before one missed detail throws off the schedule.

Still treating GST as money your business can spend?It can be easy to mistake GST collected from customers for available...
02/10/2026

Still treating GST as money your business can spend?

It can be easy to mistake GST collected from customers for available cash. But that amount may need to be reported and paid to the ATO, so spending it before setting it aside can leave your business short when a BAS payment is due.

Contact us today!

www.fortisap.com.au

A full calendar can hide a cash flow problem, and the numbers may show it before your bank balance does. Sales can be co...
30/09/2026

A full calendar can hide a cash flow problem, and the numbers may show it before your bank balance does. Sales can be coming in while bills, tax obligations, and payroll still put pressure on cash.

That’s why we look beyond how busy your business feels and help you understand what your accounts are saying. Contact us today!

“It was free… so it’s tax-free, right?”That’s the question a client asked us after receiving a crypto airdrop. Under the...
23/09/2026

“It was free… so it’s tax-free, right?”

That’s the question a client asked us after receiving a crypto airdrop. Under the ATO’s draft ruling TR 2026/D1, the answer depends on how and why you received it.

For example:
• If you receive an airdrop through a crypto trading business, its market value may be assessable as ordinary income.
• If you receive crypto for goods or services, its money value may also be assessable income.
• If you’re a retail investor and the airdrop isn’t connected with an income-producing activity, it will generally not be ordinary income when received. CGT event A1 may apply when you later dispose of it.

“Free” does not always mean tax-free. Keep records of what you received, when you received it, and why.

www.fortisap.com.au

The biggest tax risk may come when an older rental property changes hands.If you own a rental property acquired before 1...
21/09/2026

The biggest tax risk may come when an older rental property changes hands.

If you own a rental property acquired before 12 May 2026, recent amendments to the negative gearing reforms scheduled for 1 July 2027 could affect the outcome.

The rules cover the “home first used to produce income” rule and may provide grandfathering in certain circumstances where residential property or an ownership interest passes to another person following a death or relationship breakdown.

The property's history and the reason for the ownership change matter.

Planning to transfer or restructure a property? Get advice before making changes.

Address

Suite 9, 101 Bathurst Street
Sydney, NSW
2000

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+61292670108

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