Specialist's big return in small tax

Article Abstract:

The small Tasmanian accounting firm Badcock McKay specializes in the preparation of personal-income tax returns. The firm processed 7500 returns in 1998-99 and expects to process 9000 in 1999-2000. Partner Craig Badcock expects $1.9 million in fees in 1999-2000, compared to $1.4 million in 1998-99. Badcock McKay has also developed software to administer the work with thousands of salary and wage clients.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Financial, Acctg Software Pkgs (Micro), Tasmania, Statistical Data Included, Computer software industry, Software industry, Product information, Services, Column, Accounting and auditing, Financial software, Practice, Tax returns, Badcock, Craig, Badcock McKay

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Workplace visits a strategy of choice, not chance

Article Abstract:

A financial and business analysis of the accountancy firm Walsh and Johnson is presented. The firm had revenues of $640,000 in 1998-99. Partners David Walsh and Gary Johnson emphasize the importance of understanding their clients' businesses in their work.

Finance, Accountants, Company Profile, Walsh Johnson

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Independent, but well connected

Article Abstract:

Links between Australian accounting firms and overseas interests are examined in detail. Only some 25% of these firms have formal links with the world economy.

Australia

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