A Sydney accountant for your whole business

A good business accountant is much more than a once-a-year lodgement. For our Sydney clients we keep the books reliable, prepare and lodge BAS through the year, run a planning review before 30 June, and meet regularly so you can read your own numbers and make decisions with confidence. The tax return is the end of the process, not the whole of it. The aim is fewer surprises and a clearer view of cash flow, profit and what is owed across the year.

Our business tax accountant service is the cross-structure tax pillar — companies, trusts, partnerships and sole traders, focused on getting each entity’s tax right. This page is the Sydney business-owner relationship view: the same tax work, plus the advisory, cash-flow and lending-readiness side that owner-operators tend to want. If your main need is the tax across your structures, start with the business tax accountant page; if you want an ongoing local relationship around the whole business, start here.

Both. We are a Sydney practice working with owners across the city and the Hills district, in person where it helps and over video where that is easier. Most of the day-to-day — bookkeeping queries, BAS and planning — runs smoothly online through your accounting file, with meetings reserved for the conversations that matter. You are not handed to a call centre; you deal with the same team who knows your business and its history.

Yes. Compliance is the floor, not the ceiling. Through a virtual CFO or advisory arrangement we give you regular numbers you can use — margins, what is owed to you, what you owe in tax and super, and where cash is tight — so you can plan ahead. This is decision-support and visibility rather than a promise about your results; the business outcomes always depend on your own decisions and circumstances. We help you see the picture clearly so the calls are yours to make well.

We can help you get lending-ready. Because we sit across both your tax and your borrowing position, we can present your business income and accounts clearly for a lender to assess, and flag where aggressive tax positions might work against a future application. Any approval depends on the lender’s assessment, their lending criteria and your circumstances. You can read more about how our accounting and lending teams work together, and we will scope what fits your situation before anything is committed.

Before 30 June, with enough runway to act. Most of the levers available to business owners — superannuation contributions, the timing of income and expenses, asset purchases and trustee resolutions — only work if they are actioned before year-end. We generally run a planning review in April or May. Tax planning is a review and strategy process, not a guaranteed reduction; the right steps depend on your circumstances, which we consider carefully before recommending anything specific to you.

Yes. Many Sydney owners run a trading company alongside a family trust, and sometimes an SMSF and personal returns too. We act across the whole group so the advice is consistent and inter-entity dealings — loans, distributions and wages — line up correctly. Seeing the full picture also makes planning more accurate, because your personal position depends on what each entity does. This is general information; your structure should be decided with advice for your situation rather than from a web page.

Yes. Eternity Group is a registered tax agent. Our tax agent number and the Tax Practitioners Board details are shown in the footer of every page. As registered agents we can lodge on your behalf and access the ATO’s registered-agent lodgement program, which generally allows more time than self-lodgement. General information on this page is not a substitute for advice that considers your specific circumstances, which we give inside an engagement.