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Business accounting that helps you understand your numbers.

NOIZE provides administrative support and business strategy. Where work is outside our skillset, or the law requires it, we make sure an appropriately qualified professional is involved.

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Your accountant looks at what makes you money, what is coming due and what you can afford next.

Then it is turned into clear numbers you can make decisions with.

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Use your numbers to make better decisions.

Every owner asks the same questions. What makes us money? What is coming due? What would a hire cost? Can we afford the next step?

Good accounts answer them. Your qualified professional prepares the accounts, forecasts and tax work, and explains what they mean.

NOIZE keeps the bigger picture in view, so the numbers connect to your plans, your hiring and your funding.

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What makes us money?Margins by product and customer
What is coming due?Tax, super and bills ahead
What does a hire cost?Wages, super and on-costs
Can we afford the next step?A forecast with your assumptions

Your books show where you are. Your accounts show where you can go.

Your accountant turns your records into reports and forecasts you can use to plan the next step.

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How an accountant works with you.

Four steps. The qualified professional does the professional work.

  1. Book a chat

    Talk about your records, what you owe and the decisions ahead.

  2. Agree the right support

    Confirm the accounting and advice you need, and who will deliver it.

  3. Get the numbers prepared

    The qualified professional prepares the agreed accounts, forecasts and tax work.

  4. Review what comes next

    The provider explains its work. NOIZE coordinates the next steps with other departments.

Ask the question first. Then let the numbers answer it.

Start with the decision in front of you, like hiring, buying or expanding. Then build the numbers around it.

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One person looks after all your accounting.

How each part is handled is agreed with you at the strategy or proposal stage, with an appropriately qualified professional involved where needed. We confirm this before you engage.

Accounts prepared for running the business, not just for tax time. The provider explains what each statement shows.

Business accountingYear-round accounts prepared for business use.Financial statementsProfit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow, explained by the provider.

Professional advice is given by the provider. Structure advice is coordinated with the qualified legal professional where needed.

Business structuresHelp working through structure options, with an appropriately qualified professional involved where advice is required.Decision supportDecisions reviewed using the numbers.

Virtual CFO reporting, forecasting and owner reviews, scoped through the delivery arrangement and subject to confirmed capability. This does not include financial-product advice.

Virtual CFORegular reporting and forecasting.Owner reviewsAgreed check-ins on performance and plans.
Have a chatSee a decision in numbers

A forecast will not decide for you. It shows you what each choice costs.

Forecasts and scenarios show what each option could mean for cash and profit. The decision stays yours.

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See what a decision looks like in numbers.

Three common decisions, with the assumptions written down. A forecast does not make the decision for you. It shows what each choice does to your cash, so the conversation is clearer.

Example
The assumptions
Salary
$85k a year
Super and on-costs
$14k a year
Start month
July
Extra sales needed
$9k a month
What the forecast shows

Cash stays above the $18k buffer if sales grow 3% a month. Below that, the hire works better from October.

Your qualified professional prepares the real forecast and explains it.
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See how your numbers can be explained.

These are made-up extracts that show the kind of reporting a provider prepares. They are not client results.

Example

Profit and loss, explained

Sales$412k
Cost of sales−$198k
Gross profit$214k
Wages−$121k
Other costs−$47k
Net profit$46k

Gross margin is 52%. The note explains why it dropped two points.

Example

Budget against actual

  • Sales96%
  • Wages104%
  • Marketing82%
  • Rent100%

Wages are 4% over budget for the quarter.

Example

Tax dates ahead

  1. 28 OctQuarterly BAS
  2. 28 OctSuper guarantee
  3. 15 MayCompany tax return
  4. OngoingTax planning review

Lodged by the registered agent named in your engagement.

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More help from the same group.

Books supplies current records. Strategy explains the goals. Talent adds hiring costs. Legal handles the documents. Finance prepares the funding pack and introduces our dedicated broker. Every department works from the same agreed plan, and the professional provider keeps responsibility for its advice.

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Your first step · NOIZE Strategy

Your first strategy conversation is on us.

Every NOIZE engagement starts with strategy. Forty-five minutes on where the business is, where NOIZE Accounting fits, and what could come next. No pitch, no obligation.

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  • A strategist, never a salesperson
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Questions people ask us.

The things people ask before they start. Can’t see yours? Ask us in your first chat.

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How is Accounting different from Books?

Books keeps your day-to-day records up to date. Accounting uses those records for statements, forecasts, tax and decisions.

Who does the accounting?

NOIZE provides administrative support and business strategy. Where work is outside our skillset, or the law requires it, we make sure an appropriately qualified professional is involved.

Does NOIZE lodge my tax return?

No. The registered tax agent named in your engagement provides tax-agent services.

Can I keep my current accountant?

Yes. We discuss your current arrangement and coordinate the scope or handover where it makes sense.

Can you help plan for tax?

The appropriately qualified, registered professional can, within its confirmed scope.

Can I get a part-time finance lead?

Virtual CFO support can be scoped through the delivery arrangement, subject to confirmed capability.

Do my books need to be up to date first?

The provider will check your records and tell you about any clean-up needed before relying on them.

What does it cost?

Quotes are based on your entities, records, reporting and the professional work you need.

Important information about NOIZE Accounting

NOIZE provides administrative support and business strategy. Where work is outside our skillset, or the law requires it, we make sure an appropriately qualified professional is involved.

What we may be able to assist with

Depending on what is agreed with you, NOIZE may be able to assist with practical financial work such as preparing management reports, budgets, cash-flow forecasts and scenario models, organising records for year end and tracking deadlines, plus business strategy around your numbers. Any assistance is administrative and secretarial in nature.

Where a qualified professional may be required

Tax advice, tax returns, lodgements, audits, financial statements that must be prepared or signed by a registered or qualified accountant, and advice on business structures would need to be provided by an appropriately qualified, registered professional.

How work may be handled

There is no fixed process. How any piece of work may be handled, and who may carry it out, is discussed with you at the strategy or proposal stage and is subject to written agreement before work starts.

No outcome is promised

NOIZE does not guarantee any tax outcome, saving, refund or financial result. Forecasts and models are estimates based on the information available at the time, and actual results will differ.

Responsibility for advice

NOIZE takes on no liability for regulated advice. Where an appropriately qualified professional provides any advice or regulated work, that professional is responsible for it under their own engagement and terms. NOIZE is not a registered tax agent and does not provide tax or financial product advice.

Your decisions remain yours

You remain responsible for your business decisions and for checking that information you give us is complete and accurate. Read any document carefully, and get independent advice, before you sign or rely on it.

This is general information only. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and it does not take your circumstances into account. Speak to a qualified adviser before acting.

Full details are set out in the NOIZE Accounting terms. NOIZE Agency Pty Ltd as trustee for the NOIZE Agency Trust · ABN 16 692 550 998.

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