Nathan Rigney Profit Generator

Nathan Rigney Profit Generator Key note speaker, business success tips, not your typical accountant, Profit First Professional and award winning business owner and mentor.

Imagine an accountant that makes tax time stress free and pain free... Yes it does exist! Tax time can often be an inconvenient and stressful time of year for most people. First you need to set aside time to meet with a tax advisor, then when you meet you can be up for a world of pain. Nathan Rigney, is your dedicated and highly qualified taxation specialist and will ensure you receive the absolut

e maximum tax return legally available. Better still, we're available when you are. Appointments can be made in the evening or on weekends and if you can't make it into see us, we can complete your interview over the phone. So you won’t be wasting your precious time traveling or taking a few hours out of work just to have your tax return completed. It is our aim to make it stress free and we are here to accommodate you. When you have your tax return completed with NGR Accounting, we guarantee:
•The maximum tax return legally available
•Personal Service
•A Dedicated account manager
•Convenience
•Rapid service
•Dealing with a locally owned and operated business
•Your personal information remains in Australia
•Access to other additional personal services

So call 0415 645 878 today to book an appointment or for further information

25/06/2026

Most Australians spend decades building their super.

But very few think about what happens to it after they’re gone.

Here’s something that often surprises people:

Your adult children may have to pay tax on part of the super they inherit.

The amount depends on the makeup of your super balance and whether the beneficiaries are considered dependants under superannuation law.

For some families, this can mean a significant tax bill at a time that’s already emotionally difficult.

The good news?

There are strategies that may help reduce this outcome, but they need to be considered well before the money is passed on.

That’s why estate planning isn’t just about having a Will.

It’s about understanding how your assets, including superannuation, will be treated when the time comes.

And if you’re approaching retirement, it may be worth having a conversation with your accountant and financial planner.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This content provides general information only and is not intended as personal financial or investment advice. It does not take into account your individual circumstances, objectives or needs. Before making any financial decisions, seek advice from a qualified financial adviser. NGR Accounting and the presenter accept no liability for actions taken based on this information.

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24/06/2026

One of the biggest mistakes I see at tax planning time is this:

❌ Spending money purely to avoid paying tax.

A few years ago, a business owner told me she wanted to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on equipment she didn’t even need.

Why?

Because she didn’t want to pay tax.

Here’s the problem...

Spending $300,000 to save $75,000 in tax doesn’t make you $75,000 richer.

It makes you $225,000 poorer.

Too many business owners focus on avoiding tax instead of building wealth.

The goal of tax planning isn’t to pay zero tax.

The goal is to make smart decisions that strengthen your business and improve your financial position.

Every dollar you spend should serve the business.

If it doesn’t, it’s not a strategy.

It’s just spending money.

ProfitFirst Accounting AustralianBusiness

22/06/2026

☕🍰 Here’s a tax rule that catches a lot of business owners out.

Just because food is purchased through the business doesn’t automatically make it tax deductible.

For example:

✅ Light meals, snacks, tea, coffee or treats provided to staff and consumed in the workplace can often be tax deductible.

❌ Taking staff out to a café, restaurant, pub or bar is generally considered entertainment and is usually not tax deductible.

❌ Taking clients out for lunch? Also generally considered entertainment.

The difference comes down to where, who, and why.

That’s why two identical coffees can have completely different tax outcomes.

The key takeaway?

Don’t assume every food receipt belongs in the tax deduction pile.

Got a question about a specific situation? Drop it in the comments 👇

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21/06/2026

One of the most common questions I get from business owners is:

👉 “Should I set up a company?”

The answer isn’t always yes.

In fact, for some businesses, staying as a sole trader makes perfect sense.

But as your business grows, there are three things I want you to think about:

📈 Volume
How many clients, jobs, or transactions are flowing through the business?

⚠️ Risk
What happens if something goes wrong?

👥 Staff
Are you employing people and creating more moving parts?

As those three things increase, so does your exposure.

And that’s often when a company structure starts becoming less about tax and more about protecting yourself.

The reality is that companies come with additional costs:
• ASIC fees
• Accounting fees
• Workers compensation
• Super obligations

So don’t set one up because your mate at the pub told you to.

Set one up because it makes sense for your business.

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18/06/2026

EOFY is here, and suddenly everyone has a very generous gift-giving spirit. 🍷

But here’s what every business owner needs to know:

Just because you call something a “client gift” doesn’t automatically make it tax deductible.

The ATO wants evidence.

That means:
✔ Who received the gift
✔ When it was given
✔ Why it was given
✔ Proof it was genuinely business related

A bottle of wine with a personalised message thanking a client or referral partner?
Potentially deductible.

A branded gift, customised product, or even personalised stickers added to a gift for a client?
Potentially deductible.

A personalised gift often helps demonstrate a genuine business purpose rather than simply buying something for yourself and calling it a client expense.

A wine cellar at home that somehow gets called “client gifts”?
Good luck explaining that one.

The golden rule is simple:

If you can’t substantiate it, don’t expect to claim it.

Before 30 June, make sure your records are just as good as your intentions.

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16/06/2026

⚠️ Business owners: this is one EOFY task you don’t want to ignore.

With Payday Super almost here, many business owners are getting ready to do the right thing and pay super on time.

But there’s a problem.

If you have old unpaid super sitting in the system and haven’t lodged the required Super Guarantee Statements, your new super payments could be allocated against old debts first.

The result?

The super you thought was tax deductible may not be.

That could mean:
❌ Higher taxable income
❌ More tax payable
❌ A nasty surprise at tax time

The good news?

You still have time to fix it.

Before 30 June:
✔ Review any unpaid super
✔ Lodge any overdue Super Guarantee Statements
✔ Get your records up to date
✔ Make sure you’re ready for Payday Super

A little bit of work now could save a lot of pain later.

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15/06/2026

Tonight was a special one.

140 years of CPA Australia.

When I first started my career, I had a choice between several professional pathways. I chose CPA because it aligned with the work I wanted to do - helping small and medium business owners navigate the challenges of business and build something meaningful.

Over the years, being a CPA has given me more than just technical knowledge.

It’s connected me with incredible professionals, provided opportunities to contribute to the profession, and helped me become a better advisor to the clients we serve every day.

As Deputy Chair of the Public Practice Committee, I’m proud to play a small part in helping improve the profession and support accountants who are out there helping Australian businesses succeed.

Congratulations to CPA Australia on 140 years.

And congratulations to every CPA member who continues to make a difference for their clients, businesses, and communities.

Here’s to the next 140 years. 🥂

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14/06/2026

Here’s a tax deduction that surprises many people.

Political donations can be tax deductible.

But like most things in tax, there are rules.

Not every donation qualifies.

Not every payment is claimable.

And there are limits on how much you can claim.
The important thing to remember is that a tax deduction doesn’t mean the government pays for your donation.

It simply reduces the amount of tax you pay.
So before you donate based on what you’ve heard at a BBQ or read on social media, make sure you understand the rules first.

What do you think?

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10/06/2026

One of the most dangerous things a business owner can say is:

👉 “We’re too small to get hacked.”

Unfortunately, that’s exactly what cyber criminals are hoping you’ll think.

These days, attacks are automated.

They’re not sitting there researching your business.

They’re using AI, software, and automated tools to target thousands of businesses at once.

They don’t care if you:
• Have 2 staff
• Have 20 staff
• Have 20 clients
• Have 2,000 clients

They care about access.

Access to data.
Access to bank accounts.
Access to emails.
Access to customer information.

And if your business is easier to break into than the next one, you’re the target.

🎥 Watch the video.

📖 Then read our blog:
https://ngraccounting.com.au/think-youre-too-small-to-get-hacked-think-again/

Because the cost of prevention is usually far less than the cost of recovery.

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09/06/2026

One of the biggest mistakes business owners make?

Trying to do everything themselves.

The bookkeeping.
The IT.
The insurance.
The marketing.
The admin.

At some point, you have to ask yourself:

👉 What am I actually best at?

For me, it’s working with clients, giving advice, and helping businesses grow.

That’s where I create the most value.

The things I’m not great at?

I find people who are.

Because the goal isn’t to be good at everything.

The goal is to spend more time doing the things that move the business forward.

The best business owners don’t wear every hat.

They build a team that allows them to focus on their strengths.

Stay in your lane.

That’s where the magic happens.

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