Company Tax Accountant Central Coast
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Central Coast Tax Accountant
NLJ Partners provides tax and accounting support for companies from our Wyong office, helping Central Coast businesses meet ASIC and ATO obligations with accurate reporting and ongoing compliance services. As qualified tax accountants, we assist with maintaining structured records and ensuring financial responsibilities are met year-round.
ASIC Compliance & Reporting
We assist with ASIC requirements including annual company statements, director obligations, and financial reporting to help companies remain compliant under the Corporations Act.
Tax Returns & Planning
We prepare company tax returns and ensure that financial records align with ATO requirements. Our services support accurate reporting and informed, year-round tax planning.
Ongoing Financial Management
We provide regular financial statements, reconciliations, and ledger maintenance to ensure your company’s records are up to date and aligned with legal obligations.
What Our Clients Say
Professional Support for Companies
Running a company involves detailed financial responsibilities. We help maintain structured accounts and ensure key reporting tasks—such as annual tax returns, BAS lodgements, and ASIC documentation—are completed accurately and on time. Our services support compliance with corporate tax law, superannuation, and financial reporting standards.
We also assist with managing director obligations, monitoring financial performance, and maintaining proper records for audits or external review. All work is carried out using compliant systems and established processes to ensure consistency and transparency across all aspects of your financial management.
Call (02) 4393 2733 to learn how we can assist your company with tax and compliance. If you live or work remotely, we also offer virtual consultations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tax obligations do companies have?
Companies must lodge an annual company tax return and pay income tax at the applicable company rate. They also need to manage PAYG withholding if employing staff, as well as GST if registered. Additional obligations may include fringe benefits tax and superannuation contributions. All financial records must be kept in accordance with ATO standards, and company directors are legally responsible for ensuring these are maintained.
What is ASIC compliance and why is it important?
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) regulates companies under the Corporations Act 2001. Compliance includes lodging an annual review, maintaining an accurate company register, updating director details, and keeping financial records for at least seven years. Failure to meet ASIC obligations can result in penalties or deregistration. Regular reviews and accurate reporting help ensure ongoing compliance.
How is company accounting different from sole traders or partnerships?
Companies are separate legal entities and must maintain their own financial records, independent of directors or shareholders. This includes preparing formal financial statements and lodging a company tax return. Tax is paid at the company rate, not individual rates, and directors have specific duties to ensure compliance. Companies may also have more complex reporting due to payroll, dividends, and corporate governance requirements.
Do companies need to prepare financial statements each year?
Yes. All companies are required to keep written financial records that correctly record and explain their transactions, financial position, and performance. These records form the basis for the annual company tax return and ASIC review. Depending on the company size and structure, formal financial statements may also be required for audits or external reporting. Accurate records are essential for legal and tax compliance.
