If your business is entering liquidation, you may be feeling overwhelmed. You're not alone. Many business owners face liquidation and don't know where to turn for help. That's where an accountant comes in. With their experience and expertise, they can help you navigate the often complex world of liquidation services and ensure that your interests are protected. Read on to find out how. What Does a Liquidation Accountant Do? A liquidation accountant can provide invaluable guidance during the winding down of a business.
15 December 2022
If you're in business and taking on some new employees for the first time, you may know that you need to account for their superannuation. Yet you may need to find out if they already have a "super" account elsewhere and may have amassed funds within that account instead. What do you need to know about this so-called "stapled" fund? Following the Employee The term "stapled" refers to a superannuation fund that is meant to follow the person throughout their earnings career.
21 July 2022
If you are just starting a new business and want to go about it the right way, you will need to pay close attention to your finances. After all, you will want to pay your suppliers on time and receive revenues to compensate while conforming with all employment laws and paying just the right amount of tax. Yet as your company grows and you get busier, all of these issues become ever more complex, and you'll certainly want a solid bookkeeping system in place to avoid running into trouble.
28 January 2022
