Not-for-profit accountant
If you’re running a not-for-profit or charity, you need an accountant with expertise in not-for-profits. What should an accountant provide…
If you’re running a not-for-profit or charity, you need an accountant with expertise in not-for-profits. What should an accountant provide…
We have helped several allied health practices with their accounting needs and got them back to doing what they do best, helping people.
I’m an accountant/bookkeeper/analyst/numbers expert…but that’s not all I do. What I really love doing is helping businesses flourish. When…
We have recently helped several not-for-profits with their transition to the NDIS. Since the rollout of the NDIS, not-for-profits have had to change the way they do business.
No metaphors or sales promises. Here is an example of how I have helped a client make a million dollars. My client, let’s call them Smith & Co, have a successful business. By that I mean they have good business acumen, are good at what they do and have a good reputation in their market.
Accountants should be offering you opportunity and choice, be responsive. Expect more from your accountant.
Accountants who say 'that's not may area of expertise' and don't advise you on it? I don't think so. Find an accountant who will advise you on all aspects of your business.
I am a big fan of internal controls and they are imperative to any organisation, big or small. They protect your organisation’s assets, including your most valuable asset, your employees. Recent statistics point to 'insiders' being responsible for over half of reported frauds. In my experience with internal fraud it is not always malicious or planned at the outset. Often the individual involved had every intention of paying the funds back. From that point of view, it is often a trusted, longer term employee.