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Count Your Blessings Bookkeeping Cost effective virtual and onsite bookkeeping and BAS services catering for small to medium businesses. www.the-bookkeepers.com.au

We take the worry out of keeping your books in order so you can concentrate on what you know and love – your business!

What is the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?One of the questions I get asked most, especially from new...
29/09/2026

What is the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?

One of the questions I get asked most, especially from new business owners here in Australia. A bookkeeper handles the day-to-day - recording transactions, reconciling accounts, and keeping your books in order. An accountant tends to focus on the bigger picture - tax returns, EOFY reporting, and overall tax strategy.

Here's the part people often don't know: not every bookkeeper is a registered BAS agent, but a registered BAS agent can legally lodge and give advice on BAS, GST, PAYG withholding, and other indirect taxes on your behalf - an unregistered bookkeeper can't. Only a registered tax agent can lodge your income tax return. If your bookkeeper isn't a registered BAS agent, it's worth asking, because it changes what they're actually allowed to do for you.

For the record, I am a registered BAS agent, so BAS lodgement and advice is something I can genuinely take off your plate, not just help you prepare for.

Most small businesses benefit from a bookkeeper and an accountant working together rather than picking one over the other. Which one are you missing right now?

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Did you know you can snap a photo of your receipts on your phone and upload them straight into your accounting software?...
02/09/2026

Did you know you can snap a photo of your receipts on your phone and upload them straight into your accounting software? No more faded paper, no more digging through your bag at tax time.

Most major accounting platforms make this easy, so if you're a MYOB, Xero or QuickBooks user, reach out and I'll show you exactly how to set it up in your account.

It takes seconds, keeps your records ATO-compliant, and saves you hours of admin down the track.

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The month has gotten away from me but here are the August due dates.If you’re on a monthly activity statement cycle your...
16/08/2026

The month has gotten away from me but here are the August due dates.

If you’re on a monthly activity statement cycle your July 2026 due date for submission and payment is 21st August.

If you submit your BAS via a BAS Agent (like me) you receive an automatic extension until 25th August 2026 for your June 2026 Qtr BAS.

For some industries, if you pay contractors during the year you will need to submit your 2026 Taxable Payments Annual Report (TPAR) by 28th August 2026. Reach out if you want to know if this applies to your business.

🚨 Mark these important deadlines on your calendar!

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Call now on 0421 273554 or email [email protected] to find out more.
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Some Monday motivation for the week ahead.Save as a reminder for those days when you need to shift your perspective. - ...
09/08/2026

Some Monday motivation for the week ahead.

Save as a reminder for those days when you need to shift your perspective.

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Fallen behind on your bookkeeping? You're honestly not alone, it's one of the most common things I see with small busine...
04/08/2026

Fallen behind on your bookkeeping? You're honestly not alone, it's one of the most common things I see with small business owners.

That's where a bookkeeper makes the biggest difference. I know how to work through a backlog efficiently, spot what actually needs fixing versus what can wait, and get everything reconciled properly without you having to stress over the details.

If your books have been sitting untouched for longer than you'd like to admit, send me a message. No judgement at all, we've all been there.

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Happy New Financial Year!Finally catching a breath to remind you of some important dates for July.For those of you with ...
08/07/2026

Happy New Financial Year!

Finally catching a breath to remind you of some important dates for July.

For those of you with employees Single Touch Payroll finalisation is due 14th July 2026.

If you’re on a monthly activity statement cycle your June 2026 due date for submission and payment is 21st July.

For those on quarterly who still submit via paper forms, your June 2026 quarter BAS is due on 28th July 2026. However, if you submit via a BAS Agent (like me) you receive an automatic extension until 25th August 2026.

Another one for employers, June 2026 Qtr superannuation payments are due by 28th July 2026. Another reminder that for all wage payments made after 30th June 2026 superannuation must be paid at the same time

🚨 Mark these important deadlines on your calendar!

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Is anyone else wondering where this year has gone?It’s the final month of the financial year and that means it’s crunch ...
04/06/2026

Is anyone else wondering where this year has gone?

It’s the final month of the financial year and that means it’s crunch time!

Here are your important dates to keep in mind:

✅ Monthly Activity Statement (May 2026) is due by 21st June 2026
✅ End of Financial Year 30th June 2026

In addition to this, the deadline for Payday Super is almost here. If you haven't done so already, it's time to ensure you have setup your Super Stream compliant software ready for the start date of 1st July 2026.

Now’s the perfect time to tidy up your books, get your deductions sorted, and wrap up the financial year with confidence.

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Need expert help?

Call 0421 273 554 or email [email protected]

Let’s get your books EOFY ready!

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With a clear cash flow plan, you're not reacting you're leading.Need clarity in your numbers?I help take your numbers a ...
28/05/2026

With a clear cash flow plan, you're not reacting you're leading.

Need clarity in your numbers?

I help take your numbers a step further so you're not just looking at the past, but planning for what’s ahead.

Reach out to find out how I can help you understand your numbers and take control of your business future.

📩 [email protected]
📞 0421 273554

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Not sure if your business is financially healthy? These quick checks can give you a good idea.- Are you consistently pro...
20/05/2026

Not sure if your business is financially healthy? These quick checks can give you a good idea.

- Are you consistently profitable each month?

- Do you have enough cash to comfortably cover expenses?

- Are your sales steady or growing over time?

- Are you able to pay yourself regularly?

These simple indicators can help you quickly see if your business is on the right financial track.

Want help understanding your numbers? Schedule a call and let’s talk about how your business is really performing.

📞 0421 273554
📩 [email protected]

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Thinking about buying new equipment before EOFY to reduce your tax bill? 💸Here are a few things to keep in mind 👇✔️ Inst...
10/05/2026

Thinking about buying new equipment before EOFY to reduce your tax bill? 💸

Here are a few things to keep in mind 👇

✔️ Instant asset write-off eligibility depends on current ATO rules and thresholds
✔️ The asset generally needs to be installed and ready for use before 30 June
✔️ Purchasing something your business doesn’t genuinely need may not improve your overall cash position

A tax deduction is not the same as getting the money back.

Spending money purely for a deduction can still leave your business with less cash in the bank.

Good business decisions should come first - tax outcomes second. ✅

If you’re unsure how EOFY purchases may affect your business, speak with your registered tax professional for advice specific to your situation.

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