Tax Advice
A 30-minute session with an experienced accountant for a fixed $75. Ask your questions, get plain-English answers, know your next step.
- Per 30 minutes, inc GST
- Video call or phone
- Book a time that suits you
- 100% online, Australia-wide
Answers without the meter running
Know the cost before you ask
A flat $75 per half hour. No open-ended hourly engagement, no surprise invoice for a "quick question".
Specific to your business
Not generic tips. You bring the actual question, we look at your actual situation and give you an answer you can act on.
We say if it needs more
If your question is bigger than a session can cover, we tell you before you book and quote the real work as a fixed fee.
One session, one price
Advice session
One question or a list, 30 minutes
- 30 minutes, video or phone
- Ask anything on your list
- Plain-English answers
- Clear next steps
Bigger questions
Written advice, structure changes, multi-entity planning
- Scoped after a first session or email
- Fixed fee quoted in writing
- No work starts before you approve
How it works
Tell us your question
A sentence or two is enough. We use it to confirm a session is the right fit before you pay anything.
Book a time
We confirm the scope and set up a video call or phone call at a time that suits you.
Have the session
Thirty minutes with your accountant. Bring a list if you have one, we get through what we can, clearly.
Know your next step
You leave with an answer and what to do next. If follow-up work is needed, you get a fixed quote first.
Common questions about advice sessions
How much does tax advice cost?
$75 inc GST per 30-minute session. Bigger pieces of work like written advice or restructuring are quoted separately as a fixed fee.
What can we cover in a session?
Typical topics: whether to operate as a sole trader or company, GST registration, what you can and cannot claim, understanding an ATO letter, and preparing for tax time. If your question fits in a conversation, it fits in a session.
Is 30 minutes actually enough?
For most single questions, yes. If we can see from your booking note that it will not be, we tell you before you book and either suggest a second session or quote the work properly.
Do I need to be an existing client?
No. Anyone can book a session. Many people use one to decide whether to move their tax work across.
Is this financial advice?
No. Sessions cover tax matters only. We do not provide financial product or investment advice.
Who runs the session?
A registered Tax Agent with the Tax Practitioners Board. The same person who would prepare your return.
Got a question that needs a real answer?
Book a $75 session and get it sorted this week.