Count Your Blessings Bookkeeping

04/06/2026

Is anyone else wondering where this year has gone?

It’s the final month of the financial year and that means it’s crunch time!

Here are your important dates to keep in mind:

✅ Monthly Activity Statement (May 2026) is due by 21st June 2026
✅ End of Financial Year 30th June 2026

In addition to this, the deadline for Payday Super is almost here. If you haven't done so already, it's time to ensure you have setup your Super Stream compliant software ready for the start date of 1st July 2026.

Now’s the perfect time to tidy up your books, get your deductions sorted, and wrap up the financial year with confidence.

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Need expert help?

Call 0421 273 554 or email [email protected]

Let’s get your books EOFY ready!

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28/05/2026

With a clear cash flow plan, you're not reacting you're leading.

Need clarity in your numbers?

I help take your numbers a step further so you're not just looking at the past, but planning for what’s ahead.

Reach out to find out how I can help you understand your numbers and take control of your business future.

📩 [email protected]
📞 0421 273554

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20/05/2026

Not sure if your business is financially healthy? These quick checks can give you a good idea.

- Are you consistently profitable each month?

- Do you have enough cash to comfortably cover expenses?

- Are your sales steady or growing over time?

- Are you able to pay yourself regularly?

These simple indicators can help you quickly see if your business is on the right financial track.

Want help understanding your numbers? Schedule a call and let’s talk about how your business is really performing.

📞 0421 273554
📩 [email protected]

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10/05/2026

Thinking about buying new equipment before EOFY to reduce your tax bill? 💸

Here are a few things to keep in mind 👇

✔️ Instant asset write-off eligibility depends on current ATO rules and thresholds
✔️ The asset generally needs to be installed and ready for use before 30 June
✔️ Purchasing something your business doesn’t genuinely need may not improve your overall cash position

A tax deduction is not the same as getting the money back.

Spending money purely for a deduction can still leave your business with less cash in the bank.

Good business decisions should come first - tax outcomes second. ✅

If you’re unsure how EOFY purchases may affect your business, speak with your registered tax professional for advice specific to your situation.

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07/05/2026

Hey May 👋

Just popping in with your reminder of some important dates for this month.

If you're on a monthly activity statement cycle your April 2026 due date for submission and payment is 21st May.

For those of you on a quarterly activitty statement your Q3 March 26 due date for submission and payment is 26th May.

🚨 Mark these important deadlines on your calendar!

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Never miss a deadline by bringing in an expert to assist you with your bookkeeping.

Call now on 0421 273554 or email [email protected] to find out more.
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19/04/2026

Tax season is right around the corner for business owners and a little preparation now can make a big difference.

Here are 7 smart things to do before tax time.

- Make sure your bookkeeping is up to date and accurate
- Reconcile all bank and credit card accounts
- Review your income and expenses for any errors or missing items
- Organise your receipts, invoices and important documents
- Check for any outstanding invoices and follow up on payments
- Review potential deductions and make sure they are properly recorded
- Speak with your accountant about any last minute planning opportunities

Getting organised now can help you avoid stress, delays and surprises at tax time.

If you are in need of some assistance in getting your bookkeeping in order in time for tax season schedule a free 30 minute discovery call and let's chat.

📞0421 273554
📩[email protected]

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12/04/2026

I start by learning about your business and understanding what you need.

From there, I review your current books, create a clear plan and help keep everything organised moving forward.

My goal is to give you clear numbers and reliable financial records so you can focus on running your business.

If you are ready for less stress and more clarity around your numbers, schedule a free 30 minute discovery call and let’s talk.

📩 [email protected]
📞0421 273554

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09/04/2026

Thanks for the shout out In the Cove

🚨 NEW BUSINESS ALERT 🚨

In the Cove has just discovered Count Your Blessings Bookkeeping 👋

A boutique bookkeeping and BAS service supporting Sydney businesses (and beyond), with 20+ years’ experience helping business owners stay on top of their numbers — without the overwhelm.

✔️ Remote or onsite support
✔️ MYOB specialists
✔️ Practical, real-world advice for small business

And we loved this tip they shared 👇

💡 Start at the end
Be clear on your goal — whether it’s growing revenue, expanding your offering or opening a new location — then work backwards to create the plan to get there.

Simple… but so effective 🙌

If you’re a local business owner feeling a bit buried in the numbers, this is exactly the kind of support that can make a huge difference.

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01/04/2026

A new month, a fresh start and a step closer to the end of the financial year.

Just popping in to remind you of some important dates for April.

If you're on a monthly activity statement cycle your March 2026 due date for submission and payment is 21st April.

For those on quarterly who submit via paper forms, your March 2026 quarter BAS is due on 28th April 2026. However, if you submit via a BAS Agent (like me) you receive an automatic extension until 26th May 2026.

For those of you with employees March 2026 Qtr superannuation payments are due by 28th April 2026.

🚨 Mark these important deadlines on your calendar!

SAVE and SHARE this post.

Never miss a deadline by bringing in an expert to assist you with your bookkeeping.

Call now on 0421 273554 or email [email protected] to find out more.

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26/03/2026

A good rule of thumb is to keep three to six months of operating expenses saved for your business.

This reserve can help you:

- Cover slow sales periods
- Handle unexpected expenses
- Pay bills on time
- Reduce financial stress
- Make better decisions without feeling pressured

Cash reserves give your business stability and breathing room when things do not go exactly as planned.

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