Jim's Bookkeeping Leppington

26/04/2026

BAS DUE 28 APRIL 2026
Are you ready?
Don’t leave your BAS to the last minute.
✔ Get your books up to date
✔ Lodge with confidence
✔ Avoid unnecessary stress
Now’s the time to act.
👉 Speak to a bookkeeper in under 2 hours today
📞 13 15 46
🔗 https://www.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/request-a-quote

21/04/2026

Still trying to manage your own bookkeeping?

It doesn’t have to be this hard.

For just $11 (less than 2 takeaway coffees) you get:

Jim’s Bookkeeping – 2 months support
MYOB Solo – 12 months access

No extra fees. No hidden charges. Just $11 — that’s it.

Everything is set up properly so you can stay on top of your books without the stress.

📞 Call 13 15 46
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19/04/2026

Put your Sunday back where it belongs — relaxing, not reconciling.

Your weekends should be yours — not spent catching up on bookkeeping.
If you’re still working through receipts and reconciliations on a Saturday or Sunday… it’s time to make a change.

👉 Let Jim’s Bookkeeping take it off your plate
🔗 https://www.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/requestaquote

📞 13 15 46

15/04/2026

⚠️ Not sure if your transactions are being categorised correctly?
Guessing can lead to inaccurate BAS, messy reports, and costly clean-ups later
The good news is — you don’t have to figure it out alone.
A bookkeeper can take care of it for you so your books stay accurate, organised, and stress-free.
📞 Call 13 15 46 or
👉 Click the link to get started today
https://www.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/requestaquote

24/02/2026

BAS is knocking… is your bookkeeping ready?

It’s that time again! Your Business Activity Statement needs attention, and leaving it till the last minute is a recipe for stress (and maybe a late fee 😅).

✅ Check your GST
✅ Review PAYG obligations
✅ Make sure super & expenses are up to date
💡 Tip: Lodging early gives you peace of mind and keeps the ATO off your back.

Need a hand getting it sorted? Our expert bookkeepers can make it quick, simple, and stress-free.

📞 Request a quote today:
https://www.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/request-a-quote

03/02/2026

Coming into February, it’s the perfect time to check in on your bookkeeping

Are you managing your own books but feeling overwhelmed or unsure? You’re not alone — many business owners struggle to keep on top of their finances.
Here are 5 signs it might be time to bring in a professional bookkeeper:
📊 You’re unsure your books are accurate
Unclear or incorrect records can lead to costly mistakes later on.
⏰ You’re missing tax deadlines
Late lodgements can mean fines and unnecessary stress — we help keep everything on track.
📉 Financial reports don’t make sense
If numbers leave you confused instead of informed, a bookkeeper can break it down for you.
💸 Business and personal expenses are mixed
It’s a common issue, but separating them is essential for clean records and tax time.
🕒 You don’t have the time or expertise
Bookkeeping is time-consuming, and if it’s not your strength, it can quickly become overwhelming.
If any of this sounds familiar, don’t stress — we’re here to help
Call 13 15 46 to speak with a qualified bookkeeper, or click the link below to get started:
👉 https://www.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/request-a-quote
Let’s make bookkeeping simple, so you can focus on growing your business

22/01/2026

Super not being paid is wage theft — and the problem is growing. Unpaid super has blown out to over $6 billion, hitting workers’ retirement savings hard, especially in small businesses.

From 1 July 2026, the new Payday Super law means employers must pay super at the same time as wages, not quarterly. It’s the biggest change to super in 30+ years and will require new systems and planning.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series explaining the new law. Part 2 will cover what employers need to do to get ready.
👉 Read more on our blog or speak to a bookkeeper today
📞 Call 13 15 46 or click the link.
https://news.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/.../payday-super.../
https://www.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/request-a-quote

17/12/2025

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Starting a business and not sure which structure to choose? 🤔

Sole trader, company or partnership — your business structure matters more than you think. It affects who makes the decisions, how you’re taxed, how profits are shared, and your legal obligations.

Take the guesswork out of it with this easy step-by-step guide from Business Victoria. It walks you through your options so you can choose the structure that’s right for your business from day one.

👉 Start here:
https://business.vic.gov.au/tools-and-templates/choose-the-right-business-structure-step-by-step-guide

11/12/2025

Planning a Christmas party or organising gifts for your team?
Here’s some festive news! With a few simple rules, you can celebrate without getting hit with Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT).

✨ 1. Exempt Property Benefits
Hosting your party at your workplace, during work hours, for current employees only? You may be completely FBT-free!

✨ 2. Exempt Minor Benefits
If your celebration is off-site, keep the cost under $300 per person (incl. GST). Don’t forget—partners and kids count too!

✨ 3. Keep It Under $300
Once you go over that threshold, you could be looking at a hefty tax bill. 🎅💸

🧾 Pro tip: Keep all receipts and records so tax time stays stress-free after the holidays!

Want to know more about avoiding FBT and boosting your Christmas savings?
👉 Read the full blog here: https://jimsbookkeeping.com.au/what-are-the-fbt.../

02/12/2025

How to Declare Minor Children’s Income
This depends on who the ATO considers the true owner of the income.
If you (the parent or guardian) provide the funds, control how they’re used, and spend the earnings, the ATO generally treats the income as yours and it must be declared on your tax return.
Your child may need their own tax return if:
the income is genuinely theirs and tax has been withheld (e.g., bank interest or dividends without a TFN),
you want to claim a refund for withheld tax,
they own shares and their dividend income (plus any other declarable income) is more than $416,
or if their non-excepted income exceeds $416.
Even if income is $416 or less, a return can still be lodged to claim withheld tax or franking credits.
Understanding where the money originally comes from is crucial.
Helping your child manage their early finances — and handling tax correctly — sets them up for a strong financial future.
Read more in our latest blog — click the link below.
https://news.jimsbookkeeping.com.au/.../how-to-declare.../