Price Guide

Standard Fees from 1 March 2026

Standard return from $242

Employees with deductions and minor investments (<5 dividends).

Complex return from $308

The higher rate will apply for the following:

• Rental property (see landlords heading below for more details)
• Capital gains tax
• Employee share schemes
• Motor vehicle claim using the log book method for the first year of a new car.
• Multiple trusts, managed funds or exchange traded funds (ETFs)
• Complex deductions / researching “grey-area” deductions.
• “Shoebox” method.  If you bring in a pile of receipts we need to charge to sort/collate those.  We recommend you do this prior to the meeting!!

# price is for one property, add $88 per additional property

Sole traders

Exact quote will be based on complexity as there is a lot of variation between businesses.
– not GST registered – from $385
– GST registered – from $605

 

Landlords

One property, one owner $308^
One property, two owners $242 each
Additional properties: add $88 per property

^ Exceptions
Holiday home / short stay rental  $330
First year rental property $330

Tax advice fees

Tax advice appointments – $363 for the first 45 minutes, then $363per hour. Further advice rates vary based on the staff member’s experience and hourly rate.

Specialist advice in relation residency issues with companies and trusts – $2,000 minimum charge.

Advice meetings go for 45 minutes, allowing 15 minutes to write up notes.

Business tax returns – company, trust

Please contact us for a quote for company and trust tax returns and financial statements.

BAS statement (per quarter) – $220

Full bookkeeping and ongoing subscription service – ask us for a price to outsource your entire bookkeeping, accounting and management accounting function. We’d be happy to arrange a free meeting to get to know your business and give an accurate quote.

Fee from refund

Fee from refund is available via an external provider.  We charge $55 incl GST to cover their fee plus admin time, plus $12 extra if there are two refunds (e.g. you are lodging tax returns for more than one year at the same time).