Private Clients.

To make your income tax return experience as pleasant and hassle-free as possible, and to ensure you get the maximum refund, let us assist you. It’s important to be prepared and reading through this list will help you to remember work-related expenses and other tax deductible items you might overlook.

How we can help you:

Prepare your tax return.
Review your home loan to make sure you’re not paying too much.
Review your investments and superannuation to make sure you are ready for retirement.

Entrepreneurs.

Take the worry out of your company tax return and maximise returns with the help of our experts. Nationwide Finance has over 25 years’ experience handing tax returns for Australian companies and saves Australian business owners millions of dollars every year.

Are you:

Confident that your company tax returns are prepared correctly?
Reducing risk to your company?
Paying a minimum in tax to the ATO?

Professional Firms.

With over 25 years of experience monitoring yearly changes in tax legislation, and a thorough understanding of Australian superannuation rules, you can rely on our expertise to minimise your risk of ATO problems and reduce your business tax. That’s what makes Nationwide the tax and small business accounting specialists.

Solid advice in a language you can understand. Take the hassle out of income tax returns and get on with your business.
Maximise your deductions, and minimise your tax
You can choose accounting, tax returns, BAS and bookkeeping services that suit your business. Cut costs, save time and improve accuracy.
Access to industry specialists in retail, trades, mining, construction, medical and more.

Accounting

With you at every step.

Start-up Business

Have you got a startup? Thinking of starting a business? It’s only small, so you don’t need to worry about an accountant for your startup business, right? Not necessarily. No matter how small your business is in the beginning, it’s important to get it right from the start.

Established Business

Many businesses are unable to dedicate the in-house resources necessary to undertake compliance reporting. For these businesses, dealing with the array of complex compliance issues can involve a significant drain on time and resources. As a result, the business can be exposed to a higher degree of tax risk.

Planning your Exit

Whether you complete your business objectives in a year or 20 years from now, or you just feel like you need a change of scenery, leaving a company you built with your own two hands is never easy. You’ve got to consider your employees’ futures, commitments to financial partners and even family – not to mention your own business legacy.

Sale of your Business

The last thing on your mind when you first go into a business is the day you lock the door and walk away for the last time. But whether through selling up, retirement, or even due to health reasons, it’s inevitable that you will one day need to consider what is involved in winding up the business, and have some idea about what loose ends may need to be tidied up.