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Company and trust tax returns and financial statements, online
Financial statements, the company or trust return, distribution minutes and Div 7A kept clean — chartered accountants on a fixed monthly fee, delivered entirely online.
Company Essentials is $295/mo and covers the trading entity’s whole compliance year: financial statements, the company or trust return, four BAS, the ASIC registered agent service and a tax planning call. Growth, at $595/mo, adds monthly bookkeeping, payroll for up to ten staff and a one-page monthly report — the package for owners who want the books done, not just checked.
Trusts get the attention they actually need. Distribution resolutions are modelled and signed before 30 June, unpaid present entitlements are tracked, and franking credits are planned rather than discovered. Where a corporate beneficiary caps tax, we keep the Div 7A side clean — loan agreements, minimum repayments and the paper trail the ATO expects.
Not yet incorporated? We register companies and trusts with the structure decision made properly first — and if you’re weighing a family trust at all, start with is a family trust worth it?
Who this is for
Trading companies
Pty Ltd businesses that want accounts, tax and ASIC handled by one team.
Family trusts
Discretionary trusts with distributions to plan and s100A risk to manage.
Groups & bucket companies
Multiple entities where Div 7A, UPEs and franking need joined-up handling.
How it works online
Start online
Choose Essentials or Growth, see the monthly fee, sign up in minutes.
Verify & connect
Directors verify ID, e-sign the engagement, connect Xero and ATO/ASIC authorities.
Meet by video
A structure review call first — entities, loans and distributions mapped.
Portal & reminders
Year-end checklist, e-signatures on returns and minutes, replies in one business day.
What you pay
Fixed fees from our published price list — each links straight into online sign-up with the product pre-selected. Full list on the pricing page .
| Product | Included | Price (ex GST) | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Company Essentials | Annual accounts & company/trust return · BAS x4 · ASIC registered agent · Tax planning call · Named accountant | $295/mo | Start online → |
| Company Growth | Everything in Essentials · Monthly Xero bookkeeping · Payroll to 10 staff (STP & payday super) · Monthly one-page report | $595/mo | Start online → |
- Additional entities in the group — priced per entity, agreed up front
- Div 7A loan agreements and catch-up minutes — fixed-quoted
- FBT returns and payroll tax registrations — quoted separately
Prices ex GST, current at [[month year]], for standard-complexity work; a fixed quote is confirmed before we start.
Why BRS Advisory
Loans watched all year, not discovered in July
Director loans and unpaid distributions are tracked so minimum repayments and agreements are never missed.
Distributions decided before 30 June
We model who should receive trust income while there is still time to choose, and paper it properly.
Accounts, tax and ASIC in one place
No triangle of bookkeeper, accountant and agent blaming each other — one file, one named accountant.
Questions, answered
What does Company Essentials cover?
Annual financial statements, the company or trust tax return, four BAS lodgements, the ASIC registered-agent service and a tax planning call — $295/month ex GST per trading entity, with a named accountant who knows the file.
We have a company and a family trust. Is that two fees?
Each entity that needs accounts and a return is priced separately, but related entities in one group are quoted together — dormant or holding entities cost much less than trading ones. You'll see the whole group's fee before you start.
How do you handle trust distributions?
We model distribution options with you before 30 June — who receives what, at what marginal rates, and whether a corporate beneficiary makes sense — then prepare the distribution minute so it's signed by year end, as the deed and the ATO require. Section 100A risk is checked as part of that review.
What is Division 7A and why does it keep coming up?
Div 7A treats money a private company lends to shareholders or their associates as an unfranked dividend unless it sits under a complying loan agreement with minimum repayments. It's the most common — and most expensive — mess we inherit. We track loans through the year so repayments and agreements are never missed.
Can you take over from our current accountant mid-year?
Yes. With your authority we request the prior accountant's working papers, ATO and ASIC records transfer to us as your agents, and we rebuild opening balances if needed. Most handovers complete within two weeks without you chasing anyone.
Do you prepare accounts a bank will accept?
Yes — full financial statements with notes appropriate for a private company or trust, not just a tax return print-out. When you apply for finance we can package the statements, interim figures and forecasts the lender asks for; larger requests are quoted as fixed projects.
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