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Accountants

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Tax agents

Tax returns, BAS and tax planning. Only a registered tax agent can charge you to lodge a return.

Bookkeepers

Books, payroll, BAS and the records your accountant needs.

Financial advisers

Retirement, super, investment and insurance advice from advisers on the ASIC register.

Business finance brokers

Business loans, equipment and asset finance, commercial property and cash flow lending.

Credit repair

Help correcting wrong listings on your credit report. You can also ask the credit reporting body to fix an error yourself, for free.

Mortgage brokers

Home loans, refinancing and investment lending through licensed credit brokers.

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Business, life and general insurance through licensed brokers.

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Property and business valuations, tax depreciation schedules and insurance replacement costs, for buying, refinancing, tax, family law and estates.

The law that is about money

Property, estates, family and business law

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Buying or selling property: contracts, searches and settlement.

Wills & estate lawyers

Wills, powers of attorney, estate planning and probate.

Family property lawyers

Property settlements, super splitting and financial agreements.

Business lawyers

Company and trust structures, contracts, franchising and tax law.

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Registered bankruptcy trustees and insolvency advice for people and businesses.

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Guide

What Is Voluntary Administration in Australia? Steps and Timeline

How voluntary administration works in Australia, the steps and timeline, how it differs from liquidation and small business restructuring, and who can be appointed.

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Guide

Income Protection Insurance in Australia Explained

How income protection insurance works in Australia, inside vs outside super, waiting and benefit periods, tax on premiums and payments, and how a broker can help.

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Guide

How Credit Scores Work in Australia: Free Reports and Fixes

Australia now has two credit reporting bodies. Here is how to get your credit report free, what affects your score, and how to fix errors without paying anyone.

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Guide

Conveyancer vs Solicitor in Australia: Who Can Do What

Who can legally handle a property purchase or sale in each Australian state, how conveyancing fees work, and when a solicitor may be worth the extra cost.

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Guide

What Happens to Money and Property When You Separate in Australia

How property settlement works after separation in Australia: the four steps courts use, the 12 month and 2 year time limits, super splitting and formal agreements.

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