June 15, 2016

1. Early penning of goals, mission, vision and objectives The best CEOs I know often sit very early with a pen and paper and write the fundamental goals and objectives that they expect to get from their business.  They’ll go so far as writing a very simple profit and loss, which will act as theRead More »

Are you in the building and construction industry?  Do you know that you need to report detailed information to the ATO about all the building and construction contractors you have paid each year?  No?  Well read on…. I’ve noticed that many business owners in the building and construction industry are not yet aware that theyRead More »

May 9, 2016

A couple of months ago, we published a blog post on the benefits of tax planning. Today, we’d like to take that topic out of the theoretical and into the practical, by sharing a case study on one of our clients and how they benefited from tax planning. Introducing the Nathaniel Group Directed by AdrianRead More »

Trak Accountants is a dynamic firm that specialises in business accounting and advisory.  The firm is going into a growth phase due to a recent merger which will see us hold several practices within the next 12 months.  Our point of difference is that we seek to be genuinely proactive and to provide our clientsRead More »

Superstream is a national, electronic superannuation payments system that replaces a number of other payment options that were available around Australia. With one consolidated solution for all employers, the ATO hopes to streamline superannuation payments and ensure that all employees get their entitlements as required by law. While large employers were required to get onRead More »

May 3, 2016

Here at Trak we are focused on providing our clients the very best of tax, accounting and advisory services.  As the sole principal and director of Trak, my mission has been to work with our clients to minimise their tax liabilities, increase their net wealth and reduce the stress involved in operating business. As our firmRead More »