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Professional Bookkeeping Services in Australia

Australia’s mix of small businesses, trades, e-commerce sellers, and professional services firms means bookkeeping needs vary enormously from one business to the next — and getting GST and company tax obligations wrong can be costly, especially with Single Touch Payroll and ATO digital reporting requirements tightening every year. Majoka Accounting Ltd provides professional bookkeeping services across Australia, combining a federally registered Canadian company structure with a real office based in New South Wales, so you get local relevance and international-standard bookkeeping in one place.

Whether your business is a company registered with ASIC or you operate as a sole trader with an ABN, you get a dedicated bookkeeper who understands your structure, monthly reconciliations on a fixed schedule, and reports that are actually useful for BAS lodgment, company tax, and day-to-day decisions — all delivered through secure cloud accounting platforms.

If your books aren’t keeping pace with your ATO obligations, book a free consultation and let’s talk through what your business actually needs.

Plans Start at AU$305/Month (~$199 USD)

Fixed monthly pricing, no surprise invoices, no long-term lock-in. The exact rate depends on your transaction volume, business structure, and whether payroll is included — but AU$305/month is where it starts.

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Quick Facts

Company
Majoka Accounting Ltd
Structure
Federally registered Canadian company, with a real office in New South Wales, Australia
Headquarters
Canadian headquarters, with an Australian office serving clients nationwide
Service area
All major cities — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and beyond — plus clients across the US, Canada, UAE, Pakistan, the UK, and India
Certifications
Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor · Certified Xero Advisor
Software supported
QuickBooks Online, Xero, Wave, MYOB
Starting price
AU$305/month (~$199 USD)
Response time
Within one business day
Scope
Bookkeeping, GST/BAS-ready records, company tax-ready financial reporting, payroll and Single Touch Payroll support — prepared ready for your chartered accountant or registered tax agent to file

What Is a Virtual Bookkeeper?

A virtual bookkeeper manages your financial records remotely using secure cloud accounting software, so you get ongoing bookkeeping support without needing someone in your office every day. For Australian business owners — whether an ASIC- registered company or a sole trader operating under an ABN — that means your bank feeds, invoices, GST records, and payroll are reconciled and reported on a fixed schedule, with a dedicated bookkeeper you can reach directly by phone, WhatsApp, or email. Whether you call it virtual bookkeeping, remote bookkeeping, or outsourced bookkeeping, the goal is the same: an experienced bookkeeper handling your accounts accurately every month, so you’re never scrambling before a BAS lodgment deadline or a company tax filing. We work with Australian businesses of every size — from newly registered startups to established companies — and with the chartered accountants and registered tax agents who serve them, giving them a reliable bookkeeping partner without adding headcount.

What Is Company Tax-Ready Bookkeeping?

Company tax-ready bookkeeping means your monthly books are organized and reconciled in a way that your chartered accountant or registered tax agent can use directly to prepare and lodge your company tax return with the ATO — without having to rebuild your records first. With the standard company tax rate at 30%, and a lower 25% rate for base rate entities (companies with aggregated turnover under $50 million and no more than 80% passive income), having clean books ready year-round makes it far easier for your accountant to apply the right rate and avoid a scramble at lodgment time.

What Is GST-Ready Bookkeeping?

GST-ready bookkeeping means your GST collected and GST credits are tracked accurately throughout each period, so your Business Activity Statement (BAS) can be lodged with the ATO on time and without errors. This matters whether you’re already GST-registered or approaching the $75,000 turnover threshold that makes registration mandatory — clean monthly tracking means fewer surprises whether you lodge quarterly or monthly.

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Why Australian Businesses Need Professional Bookkeeping

Patterns we see regularly among Australian clients:

GST and BAS compliancethe standard GST rate is 10%, with registration required once turnover reaches $75,000 (or $150,000 for non-profits). Most businesses lodge BAS quarterly, with due dates of 28 October, 28 February, 28 April, and 28 July, though larger businesses lodge monthly.
Company tax and base rate entity eligibilitythe standard rate is 30%, but eligible base rate entities pay 25%. Getting the eligibility test wrong is a common and costly mistake.
Single Touch Payroll (STP Phase 2)payroll must be reported to the ATO at the time of each pay run, not after the fact, which means payroll records need to be accurate in real time, not reconstructed later.
Superannuation compliancethe Super Guarantee rate reached its final legislated level of 12% from 1 July 2025, and from 1 July 2026, “Payday Super” requires super to be paid at the same time as wages rather than quarterly.
Owner timeevery hour spent reconciling accounts or chasing invoices is an hour not spent growing the business.
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Understanding Australia’s Business Environment

Australia’s economy is dominated by small businesses — around 97 to 98% of all Australian businesses fall under the ATO’s small business definition (turnover under $10 million), and the majority of these earn less than $2 million a year. Businesses are typically structured as ASIC-registered companies, partnerships, or sole traders operating under an ABN, each with different registration and reporting obligations. New South Wales has the highest number of registered businesses of any state, followed by Victoria and Queensland.

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Australia’s Business Landscape: Key Statistics

There are over 3.7 million registered companies on the ASIC register as of mid-2026, alongside roughly 2.73 million actively trading businesses across the broader economy.
More than 90,000 new companies were registered with ASIC in the first quarter of 2026 alone, with January 2026 registrations up sharply compared to January 2025 — a clear sign of continued business formation activity.
New South Wales has the highest number of businesses of any state, with the most new businesses added in the past financial year, and the highest number of businesses per head of population nationally.
Around 97 to 98% of Australian businesses are classified as small businesses, with the vast majority earning less than $2 million in annual turnover.
(SourcesASIC company registration data and Australian Bureau of Statistics business counts, current as of 2026. These are general market statistics, not claims about Majoka Accounting Ltd’s own client base.)
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Recent Bookkeeping and Tax Updates in Australia

Payday Super starts 1 July 2026. Superannuation guarantee payments move from a quarterly cycle to being paid alongside each pay run, which is a significant change to how payroll and cash flow need to be managed.
The General Interest Charge is no longer tax-deductible.
From 1 July 2025, interest charged by the ATO on overdue liabilities can no longer be claimed as a deduction, making late payment meaningfully more expensive than before.
The Super Guarantee rate has reached its final legislated level of 12%, effective 1 July 2025, with no further scheduled increases — payroll systems need to be configured correctly at this rate.
The $20,000 instant asset write-off has been extended through 30 June 2026, with a proposal (not yet law) to make it permanent from 1 July 2026.
This section will be updated periodically to reflect regulatory changes — always confirm current requirements with your chartered accountant or registered tax agent before making filing decisions.
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Where We Work in Australia

We work with businesses in major cities across Australia — including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide — the same way: through secure cloud accounting platforms, with a dedicated bookkeeper who understands your business structure. Majoka Accounting Ltd is a federally registered Canadian company with a real office in New South Wales, so you get people who understand both the local regulatory environment and international bookkeeping standards.

We also work regularly with businesses in Gold Coast, Canberra, Newcastle, Wollongong, Hobart, Geelong, Townsville, Cairns, Darwin, and Toowoomba. If your business is anywhere in Australia — New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, the ACT, or the Northern Territory — our process is identical.

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Our Bookkeeping Services

Core services for Australian clients include Monthly Bookkeeping, GST and BAS lodgment support, company tax-ready financial reporting, Payroll and Single Touch Payroll support, Catch-Up Bookkeeping, and full support on QuickBooks Online, Xero, Wave, and MYOB. These are available individually or bundled into a fixed monthly package sized to your transaction volume and business structure.

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Common Bookkeeping Challenges in Australia

A sole trader crosses the $75,000 GST threshold without noticing, and by the time they register, they face a scramble to bring their records up to date retroactively. A growing company doesn’t realize the base rate entity eligibility test depends on passive income mix, not just turnover, and either applies the wrong tax rate or has to correct it later. A business owner treats Single Touch Payroll as an end-of-year task instead of a per-pay-run obligation, creating a backlog of unreported pay events that surfaces during an ATO review. Structured monthly bookkeeping is built specifically to catch these situations before they become expensive.

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Business Information

Australia Office
Address
Majoka Accounting Ltd., 35 Aitape Crescent, Whalan NSW 2770, Australia
Australia hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM AEST
Canadian Headquarters
Legal name
Majoka Accounting Ltd
Hours
Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm PT
FAQs

Questions About Bookkeeping in Australia

Scope of Service

We’re a bookkeeping firm, not a chartered accountant, CPA, or registered tax agent — we don’t provide statutory audits, tax agent representation before the ATO, or tax advisory opinions. What we do provide is bookkeeping, GST/BAS-ready records, company tax-ready financial reporting, and payroll support, and we coordinate directly with your chartered accountant or registered tax agent whenever that’s useful.

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Other Countries We Serve

We work the same way outside Australia. Each country page covers the local filing rules, deadlines, and what our bookkeeping includes there.

Bookkeeping for your Australia business

Ready to Simplify Your Bookkeeping? Whether you’re a sole trader, startup, or growing company, Majoka Accounting Ltd can help you stay organized with accurate monthly bookkeeping, payroll support, GST-ready records, and financial reports prepared for your accountant. Plans start at AU$305/month (~$199 USD). Book your free consultation today and receive a fixed monthly quote — call us, message us on WhatsApp, or email us to get started. We typically respond within one business day.