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See all small business accountants across NSWHandy Taxation and Consulting provides taxation expertise for compliance and strategic consulting solutions. They offer tailored financial services including tax consultation and strategic business advice for small and large businesses.
Atienza Taxation and Accounting Services is a family-owned accounting and taxation firm based in Western Sydney, offering personalised service for individual, partnership, company, trust and BAS taxation matters. They are a registered tax agent and ASIC agent with more than 10 years of experience in taxation and accounting.
R B Tax & Accounting Solutions is a boutique accounting and tax firm located in Woodcroft and Blacktown, NSW, established by Rabih Berjawi. The firm provides business and personal tax preparation, accounting, and tax advisory services across a broad range of industries including property development, retail, and professional services.
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If you need tax advice or tax return preparation, yes—your accountant must be registered with the Tax Practitioners Board. For general bookkeeping or advisory work, TPB registration isn't mandatory, but it's a mark of professional credentials.
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Common services include tax return preparation, quarterly/monthly bookkeeping, payroll processing, BAS advice, financial statements, GST compliance, and business structure advice. Discuss your specific needs upfront.
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Local accountants understand regional business conditions, are easier to meet face-to-face, and often know local networks. They're typically more accessible for urgent questions and ongoing support.
