Amos Business Solutions

Our Firm

 

As Accountants, we have a real understanding of the business environment in which our clients operate and are ideally placed to help them grow and prosper. We are specialize in providing highly personalized, expert accounting, tax and advisory services to our clients.

 

We understand that as your business evolves, so do your accounting, taxation and compliance requirements. From getting your business started with that new big idea, staking your place in the market, to the eventual transitioning out and retirement, Amos Business Solutions have you covered. With each of our clients being unique in what they need, we do not offer a “standard” service that can be packaged to a price.

 

Proactive

Timely support and advice at every stage in your journey. Seize opportunities when presented.

 

 

Practical

Individually tailored advice for your challenges. Real solutions to solve real problems.

 

 

Accessible

Professional services available when needed. Understand without confusing technical jargon.

 

 

Flexible

Extensive network of trusted advisers with specialist skills. Expertise with a hands-on, personal touch.

 

 

CPA accountant registered as tax agent with solid knowledge, skills and expertise in accounting and tax industry

 

Tax Returns with lowest price but best quality of services 

 

Ongoing consulting and supporting services for all accounting and tax issues

 

After hours and weekends appointments available

 

Working at your place or picking up and delivering documents in local area

 

Focusing on long term relationships with clients

 

Taxation

Business Advisory

Financial Accounts

Tax Planning

Corporate Company Registration

Bookkeeping

Business Management

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Information we are required to Disclose to You

 

AMOS AU ACCOUNTING PTY LTD is a registered tax agent with the Tax Practitioners Board (the TPB).

All registered tax agents and registered BAS agents (collectively referred to here as registered tax practitioners) must comply with the requirements of the Tax Agent Services Act 2009.  As part of those obligations, we are required to make all current and prospective clients aware of the matters set out below.

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Information about the TPB Register

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The TPB is responsible for the registration and regulation of tax practitioners to ensure they comply with the requirements of the Tax Agent Services Act 2009.

The TPB maintains a public register that contains details of all tax agents and BAS agents that are currently registered with the TPB, including those whose registration has been suspended.  The TPB Register also includes the names of certain unregistered entities and individuals. You can access the TPB Register via the TPB website at www.tpb.gov.au/public-register

You can search for the TPB Register by entering the tax practitioner’s name or registration number.  The TPB website also provides guidance on how to search the TPB Register, which is available at www.tpb.gov.au/help-using-tpb-register

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Making a complaint to the TPB

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If you have any concerns or issues in relation to the tax agent services provided by our firm, please contact Director by email.  We will work with you to resolve these matters as quickly as possible.

TPB also has a process of making a complaint about a tax agent service that has been provided by a registered tax practitioner.  If you wish to make a complaint to TPB about the tax agent services that we have provided (or that have been provided by another registered tax practitioner), you can do so via TPB’s website using its online complaints form, which is available at myprofile.tpb.gov.au/complaints/

Further information about how to make a complaint to the TPB (including its complaints process) is available at www.tpb.gov.au/complaints

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General information about rights, responsibilities and obligations

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The Tax Agent Services Act 2009 includes the Code of Professional Conduct (the Code) which sets out the professional and ethical standards that registered tax practitioners must comply with.

As a registered tax practitioner, our obligations to clients under the Code include, but are not limited to, acting lawfully in their best interests, acting honestly and with integrity, having arrangements in place to manage any conflicts of interest, taking reasonable care to ensure the taxation laws are complied with and providing services in a competent and timely manner.  Further information about the Code obligations is available on the TPB website at www.tpb.gov.au/code-professional-conduct

Under the taxation laws, clients also have obligations to their registered tax practitioner including, but not limited to, being truthful with the information they provide, keeping the required records and providing them (if required) on a timely basis, advising of any changes that may impact the tax agent services to be provided and being co-operative with their tax practitioner’s requests and meeting their due dates.

More information about the obligations of clients and registered tax practitioners is available on the TPB website at www.tpb.gov.au/obligations and on its factsheet, Information for Clients.

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Prescribed events within the last five years

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Registered tax practitioners are required to advise their clients if any of the following events have occurred within the last five years (but not before 1 July 2022):

• Their registration was suspended or terminated by the TPB.

• They were undischarged bankrupt or went into external administration.

• They were convicted of a serious taxation offence.

• They were convicted of an offence involving fraud or dishonesty.

• They were serving, or were sentenced to, a term of imprisonment in Australia for six months or more.

• They were penalised, subject to an injunction, or subject to an order for breaching a voluntary undertaking, for being a promoter of a tax exploitation scheme.

• They were penalised, subject to an injunction, or subject to an order for breaching a voluntary undertaking, for implementing a scheme that has been promoted based on conformity with public ruling, private ruling or oral ruling in a way that is materially different from that described in the ruling.

• They were penalised, subject to an injunction, or subject to an order for breaching a voluntary undertaking, for promoting based on conformity with public ruling, private ruling or oral ruling, a scheme that is materially different from that described in the ruling.

 

• The Federal Court has ordered them to pay a pecuniary penalty for contravening a civil penalty provision under the Tax Agent Services Act 2009.

Accordingly, we advise that none of the above events have occurred during the relevant period.

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Registration subject to conditions

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Registered tax practitioners are required to advise clients of any conditions currently imposed on the registration by the TPB.  A ‘condition’ limits the scope of services they can provide.

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We advise that there are no conditions currently imposed by the TPB on the firm’s registration.

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