Accountant for Psychologists Blog Posts

A Business Activity Statement (BAS) is a form that businesses in Australia are required to submit to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)...

Maintaining adequate and well-organized records is essential for taxpayers, as the burden of proof rests upon them in the event of any...

Trauma insurance is a type of personal insurance that pays a lump sum benefit if you experience a major illness or injury. Unlike TPD...

Total Permanent Disability insurance, or TPD, pays a lump sum if you become totally and permanently disabled because of illness or...

With interest rates rising it’s a good time to take a close look at your mortgage to make sure you’re getting the best deal possible....

Your greatest financial assets as a psychologist are your health and your capacity to generate income. We understand that no one likes to...

What exactly is Life Insurance? Life insurance, also commonly known as Death Cover, pays a lump sum of money when you die. The money goes...

The Golden Rules of claiming a tax deduction for any work‑related expenses are: •        you must have spent the money yourself and not...

Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) protects you and your business against claims for alleged negligence or breach of duty arising...

Making the decision to change accountants can be a significant step for a business. But rest assured, it's a common practice and a...

When running a service-based business like a psychology practice, managing risk is crucial to protect yourself and your clients. Here are...

As a business owner, you already have a lot on your plate, juggling different roles within your company. One important role that cannot...

The most satisfactory way to deal with this is by putting preventative measures  in place to prevent it from happening! Prevention From...