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Bookkeeping

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Bookkeeping


With rapid changes in the tax environment, the number of financial reporting obligations is rising. As a result, many small businesses are operating without up-to-date reports, which diminishes their ability to accurately monitor, manage and understand how their business is performing. Carrazzo Consulting can get you back on track by providing expertise and support so that you can maintain your focus on what matters most to your business.

CARRAZZO CONSULTING

Our Bookkeeping Services

Invoicing and payments Accounts payable & accounts receivable Bill Payment & financial records Forecasting including profit and loss statements ATO tax lodgement & GST setup Purchasing and stock management Bank Reconciliations End of month reporting & activity statements Desktop and cloud-based financial management Database management and entry Cash flow management & reports Management reporting

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How Can Carrazzo Consulting

Assist You With Bookkeeping?


Bookkeeping is headache number one for many business owners. With Carrazzo Consulting’s reliable and prompt bookkeeping, you can put this worry into the back of your mind and get on with running your business.


You can rely on Carrazzo Consulting for bookkeeping by qualified professionals with the knowledge, expertise, and time to handle all your needs. Based in Melbourne, Victoria, with Sydney consultation rooms, Carrazzo Consulting delivers comprehensive service for peace of mind.

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What you need to know

  • How will Key Factor and Break-Even analysis enhance my business?

    These techniques can be utilised as shown below:


    Key Factor Monitoring


    Financial statements are not just a set of numbers; numbers concerning other numbers tell the story.


    To facilitate proper financial monitoring, the business person should have access to periodic profit and loss statements and balance sheets.


    Using numbers from financial statements, financial ratios can be developed which provides tests that measure the short-term solvency, long-term solvency, and profitability of a business.


    The following business ratios should be regularly checked by the business owner:


    • Return on Capital Employed (ROCE)
    • Profitability Ration
    • Asset Turnover (or Activity ratio)

    Break-Even analysis


    Break-Even Analysis is used to determine how much sales/fees need to be derived, in order to cover the fixed and variable costs of generating that income and all domestic financial commitments.


    In calculating break-even, it is essentials to differentiate between fixed and variable costs. Fixed costs don't change with the level of activity or output, whilst variable costs do.


    The benefit of break-even analysis is obvious; it provides the proprietor with a benchmark to aim for in terms of deriving a minimum rate of return.

  • Will MYOB software assist me with my GST reporting obligations?

    Even the most basic of MYOB's software range will greatly assist the business person in preparing monthly, or quarterly BAS returns. The software accommodates businesses no matter what their chosen GST accounting method, i.e., Cash or Accruals.


    All reports required to generate a BAS are found in the "GST Reports" area.

  • Do all entities have to prepare Financial Statements fully compliant with Australian Accounting Standards?

    No. Entities that can be classified as "Non-Reporting Entities" need not prepare fully compliant Financial Statements. The following will often be Non-Reporting Entities:


    • Small proprietary companies;
    • Family trusts;
    • Partnerships;
    • Sole Traders; and
    • Wholly owned subsidiaries of Australian reporting entities.
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