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If you've found yourself doing your books after hours, chasing paperwork, or trying to keep up with changing BAS, payroll and super requirements, it might be time to outsource your bookkeeping.

With bookkeeping packages starting from as little as $150 per month, getting professional support may be more affordable than you think.

With Advisory Partner on you team, we can help you:

- Stay on top of BAS
- payroll and super requirements
- Work from clear, reliable numbers
- Reduce pressure around deadlines and compliance
- Give your accountant what they need, when they need it
- Get your time back to focus on running the business

We'll help you stay compliant so you can make decisions with more clarity and confidence.

Find out more here: https://advisorypartner.com.au/bookkeeping/

EOFY is fast approaching, and if you have employees, there are several important payroll and superannuation deadlines you can't afford to miss.

From claiming tax deductions on super contributions to STP finalisation, payroll tax returns and preparing for the introduction of Payday Super, there’s a lot to keep track of in the coming weeks.

Getting organised now can help you avoid penalties, manage cashflow more effectively and start the new financial year on the right foot.

Read our latest blog for the key EOFY deadlines every employer should know and the steps you can take now to prepare. Link in the comments.

If you'd like some help getting prepared, reach our to our team.

Pay Day Super is changing how and when super needs to be paid, and for many businesses, this means shifting payroll timing, cash flow, and internal processes.

Our practical checklist helps you review:

- Payroll systems and software readiness
- Cash flow planning for more frequent payments
- Internal processes and payroll workflows
- Compliance requirements and reporting obligations

Taking action early can help you stay compliant and avoid unnecessary pressure when the changes take effect.

Download your complimentary checklist here: https://bit.ly/4uy4qAo

If you’d like help reviewing your setup or understanding what this means for your business, our team is here to support you. Get in touch with us today: 07 4126 1277

Division 296 is changing the way high super balances are taxed from 1 July 2026.

If your super balance is approaching or above $3 million, now is the time to understand what this means for you and put a plan in place before 30 June 2026.

Because Division 296 sits between tax and financial planning, having the right advice matters. At Advisory Partner, our accountants and financial planners work together under one roof to help you make confident decisions with clarity.

Get in touch with your Advisory Partner Accountant or Client Manager, or book with our Financial Planning Team to find out where you stand.

To find out more, read our article. Link in comments.

We’re proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the 109th annual Childers Show 🎉

Since 1903, the Childers Show has been bringing the community together to celebrate local livestock, produce, makers, creators, and the spirit of regional Queensland.

For our Assistant Accountant, Meghan Whel – who is also Treasurer of the Childers Show Society – the connection runs even deeper, with her family’s involvement spanning generations.

Community events like this are what make regional towns so special, and we’re proud to support something that means so much to Childers.

To learn more about the Childers Show and Meghan's involvement, read the article using the link in our comments.

Daniher’s Drive has become a crucial fundraising event for Motor Neurone Disease (MND), and for Matt, Director at Advisory Partner, it’s personal. After losing his father to MND, Matt is dedicated to raising awareness and funds through Fight MND.

In October 2025, Matt organised the Blue Denim Disco at the Bolt Inn in Uralla, which brought together over 100 locals for a night of fun. As DJ Matman, Matt got everyone up and dancing while making a difference leading up to the 2025 Drive.

As Director, Matt focuses on helping farmers and regional business owners thrive, bringing the spirit of community and support into everything he does. Whether that's navigating financial or succession challenges, helping create intergeneration wealth, getting involved in local events, or showing up to a client meeting with a loaf of fresh sourdough, Matt is supportive of our community, and is always willing to help.

Learn more about Matt’s journey by clicking the link in our comments.

The $20,000 instant asset write-off has been extended until June 30, 2026, but before you rush to make last-minute purchases, it’s important to consider your actual needs and cash flow.

The article looks into how this write-off can benefit your business when used wisely.

Don’t wait until the last minute this EOFY, set yourself up for success! Click the link in our comments to find out more.

For many business owners, the EOFY becomes about asking "what can we still do before June 30?" But by then, most of the meaningful options have already passed.

We've seen simple strategies make a real difference when there's time to plan. One client, who had a higher-than-expected income year, made a $20,000 super contribution before year-end and saved around $6,400 in tax, while also strengthening their longer-term position.

If you haven't checked in on where your numbers are sitting yet, now's a good time.

We put together a short read on where we see the biggest impact for clients heading into EOFY.

Read more here: https://advisorypartner.com.au/eofy-tax-planning-where-we-see-the-biggest-impact-for-clients/

We’re passionate about backing the people and communities who make regional Australia strong. That’s why we’re proud to support the ABHA National Finals in Tamworth in 2025.

This event brings together incredible talent, local businesses, and the spirit of regional Australia, everything we stand behind at Advisory Partner.

Read more about our partnership and why regional support matters:
https://advisorypartner.com.au/supporting-regional-communities-abha-national-finals-tamworth-2025

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The ATO is increasing its focus on Directors, and Director Penalty Notices (DPNs) are becoming more common. That means understanding your obligations has never been more important.

If you’re a company director, this update outlines the risks, responsibilities, and steps you can take to stay protected.

Read the article here: https://advisorypartner.com.au/director-penalty-notices-are-increasing-what-directors-need-to-know/