Top 10 Best Bookkeeping Services in Australia (2026)

By Lyvia, Solo Individual Bookkeeper | Last updated: 28 April 2026 | Methodology

Choosing the wrong bookkeeper in 2026 will cost an Australian small business more than it did in 2025. Payday Super commences 1 July 2026 — every employer’s superannuation cashflow becomes a weekly or fortnightly compliance event instead of a quarterly one (ATO official guidance). The $20,000 instant asset write-off reverts to $1,000 from the same date (ATO IAWO 2025–26 guidance). Single Touch Payroll (STP) Phase 2 reporting is in its fourth year of operation and well past leniency.

A bookkeeper who is on top of these changes saves the business money. One who is not exposes it to Superannuation Guarantee Charge liability and missed deductions. Most shortlists of the best bookkeeping services in Australia circulating online in 2026 do not test for any of this — they rank by ad spend, not compliance readiness.

This guide reviews the 10 best bookkeeping services in Australia across the full spectrum — sole-trader-friendly virtual providers, mid-market firms, listed accounting groups, and offshore-leveraged providers operating in Australia. For each, we verified TPB registration on the public register where available, captured pricing as published, recorded software partnerships, and noted whether the provider publicly addresses Payday Super readiness. Methodology and limitations are disclosed in full.

Table of Contents

1. Top 10 Bookkeeping Services in Australia at a Glance
2. Quick Picks: Best Bookkeeping Service by Business Type
3. How We Evaluated These Bookkeeping Services
4. 2026 Regulatory Changes Every Australian Business Should Know
5. How Much Do Bookkeeping Services Cost in Australia? (2026 Pricing Guide)
6. How to Choose the Right Bookkeeping Service
7. The Top 10 Best Bookkeeping Services in Australia — Detailed Reviews
8. How to Switch Bookkeepers Without Disrupting Your Business
9. Frequently Asked Questions
10. Final Verdict — Our Recommendations by Business Type
11. About the Author and Methodology

Top 10 Bookkeeping Services in Australia at a Glance

#	Provider	Best for	Starting price	TPB-registered	Software	Lock-in
1	Sleek Australia	Founders, sole traders, online SMEs	$130/mo Starter; $230/mo Pro	Entity-level (TPB #26131380; ASIC Reg Agent #47659)	Xero	None
2	Cotchy	Startups, sole traders, franchises	$195–$795/mo ex GST	Via parent Paris Financial (TPB #24754369)	Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks	No lock-in
3	Visory	AU/NZ SMEs wanting onshore team	$545/mo Tier 1; $895/mo Tier 2	Individual experts; no entity-level number displayed	Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, Employment Hero, Dext	Monthly
4	Scale Suite	Growing SMEs ($1M–$20M revenue)	$1,500/mo from (typical $2.5K–$6K)	Entity-level (TPB #26298194)	Xero (Gold Partner)	None + 30-day money-back
5	More Bookkeeping	Melbourne SMEs wanting verified BAS agent	Quote-only	Entity-level (TPB #25431928) + ICB #400466	Xero (Gold), MYOB, QuickBooks (Silver)	Not disclosed
6	Bookkeeping Collective	QLD SMEs on Xero, compliance-led	Quote-only	Via parent McAdam Siemon (TPB #26025348)	Xero (Gold)	Not disclosed
7	Reliable Bookkeeping	Melbourne SMEs wanting long-established local	Quote-only	Claimed; specific number not displayed	Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks	Not disclosed
8	BDO Australia	Mid-market + multinational subsidiaries	Quote-only	Multiple firm-level registrations (see TPB register)	Not declared on bookkeeping page	Not disclosed
9	Hammerjack	AU firms wanting offshore PH team under ISO 27001	Quote-only	Entity-level (TPB #25956625)	Client’s stack	Not disclosed
10	Whiz Consulting	Budget / offshore-aware AU SMEs	$650/mo from	No AU entity-level number found	QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho, NetSuite, MS Dynamics, Odoo	“No lengthy commitments”

How to read this table. Order is not a single overall ranking. Providers are sequenced by transparency of pricing and verifiability of credentials, then by use-case fit. The detailed reviews below explain the trade-offs. Use this snapshot to shortlist two or three of the best bookkeeping services in Australia for your size and stage, then jump to the Quick Picks below to map providers to specific business profiles.

Quick Picks: Best Bookkeeping Service by Business Type

Best for sole traders

Sleek Australia — $130/mo Starter on Xero with an ASIC Registered Agent badge (#47659) and an entity-level TPB registration. Lowest published entry point of any provider on this list.

Best for small businesses

Cotchy — $395–$595/mo ex GST bundles bookkeeping with business tax and ASIC compliance from a CPA-led firm backed by the 47-year-old Paris Financial group. No lock-in.

Best for growing SMEs

Visory for $1M–$5M revenue businesses wanting an onshore AU/NZ team at $545/$895 per month with multi-software coverage. Scale Suite for $1M–$20M businesses wanting a complete outsourced finance department at $1,500–$6,000/mo with no lock-in and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Best for ecommerce

Visory for multi-software flexibility and a supply-chain inventory add-on. Sleek for Xero-only ecommerce stacks where the bundled Xero subscription plus the $21/mo multi-currency add-on covers most international-marketplace use cases.

Best for tradies and field-services

More Bookkeeping — Melbourne-based, ICB member, and the only provider on this list with simultaneous Xero Gold + MYOB + QuickBooks Silver partner status, which suits tradies who change platform mid-job. Verified TPB Company BAS Agent #25431928.

Best for budget / offshore-leveraged model

Whiz Consulting — $650/mo from, India-based delivery with a Sydney office address. Hammerjack for accounting firms scaling capacity under ISO 27001-certified Philippines-based delivery (TPB #25956625). Both are legitimate offshore choices if the buyer is informed.

Best for compliance-heavy industries (NDIS, healthcare)

Bookkeeping Collective (McAdam Siemon) — the only provider on this list publicly addressing Payday Super 1 July 2026 readiness on its website at time of research, backed by a TPB-registered CPA firm trading since 1996.

How We Evaluated These Bookkeeping Services

We applied a single methodology to every provider. Each was assessed on the same nine criteria so the order reflects verifiable evidence. TPB registration was checked on the TPB Public Register on 28 April 2026; where a number was not found, the provider was marked “Not verified at time of research” rather than guessed. Pricing transparency preferred providers that publish concrete starting prices over quote-only; figures and URLs were recorded. Software partnerships were confirmed via each provider’s site or partner directory (Xero vs MYOB comparison compares the platforms). Payday Super readiness was checked by searching each site for “Payday Super” — only one provider publicly addresses it. STP Phase 2 is the 2026 baseline (ATO Phase 2 guidelines). Staffing model (onshore/offshore/hybrid) was recorded from each About page. Data security disclosures (ISO 27001, APP) were noted where stated. Lock-in terms and public reviews (Google, Trustpilot, Clutch with date checked) round out the matrix.

We do not generate Review or AggregateRating schema — fabricated review markup is a manual-action risk under Google’s review snippet guidelines. Commercial relationships: none. Lyvia Bookkeeping has no affiliate or referral agreement with any provider reviewed. Full conflict-of-interest disclosure in the author’s note. This is the framework we use to identify the best bookkeeping services in Australia in 2026 — not popularity, paid placement, or marketing claims.

2026 Regulatory Changes Every Australian Business Should Know

Three regulatory shifts in 2026 directly affect what a bookkeeper does and how much getting it wrong will cost. A bookkeeper who has not addressed all three is, on this article’s view, behind — and the best bookkeeping services in Australia have already wired all three into their 2026 onboarding workflows.

Payday Super commences 1 July 2026

Under the current Superannuation Guarantee regime, employers pay super quarterly. From 1 July 2026, employers must pay each employee’s super on payday — which for most Australian businesses means weekly, fortnightly, or monthly depending on payroll frequency (ATO official guidance).

The deadline is not the day super is paid — it is the day the employee’s super fund receives the contribution with all the information needed to allocate it to the member account. Contributions must be received within seven business days of the payday. The New Payments Platform (NPP) becomes available for super contributions from 1 July 2026.

The ATO’s compliance approach for the first year (1 July 2026 – 30 June 2027) is set out in Practical Compliance Guideline PCG 2026/1. Employers who genuinely try to comply and resolve issues quickly should not be the focus of compliance action — but this is a 12-month transition runway, not a blanket pass.

What this means for your bookkeeper. Quarterly SG processes break in 2026. Your bookkeeper must reconfigure payroll software (Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, Reckon) to pay super every payday, set up NPP-capable clearing house arrangements, and reconcile contribution receipt timing within the seven-business-day window. If they have not raised this with you by mid-2026, that is the warning sign. Payday Super readiness checklist sets out the steps.

STP Phase 2 — what your bookkeeper must support

STP Phase 2 has been live since 1 January 2022 (ATO STP Phase 2 employer reporting guidelines). Phase 2 requires:

• Separate reporting of ordinary salary and wages (gross) and overtime
• Most allowances itemised separately
• Salary-sacrificed amounts reported separately
• Per-pay-event reporting of period gross (BAS label W1) and PAYG withholding (BAS label W2)

The end-of-year finalisation declaration is due by 14 July each year. Payroll software with proper STP2 configuration is now the baseline; a bookkeeper still operating on the Phase 1 disaggregation rules in 2026 is non-compliant. Ask any prospective bookkeeper to walk you through how their setup separates the income types — if they cannot, that is your answer.

$20,000 instant asset write-off reverts to $1,000 from 1 July 2026

For the 2025–26 income year (through 30 June 2026), eligible small businesses with aggregated turnover under $10 million using the simplified depreciation rules can immediately deduct the business portion of an asset costing under $20,000 (ATO Instant Asset Write-Off page).

The $20,000 threshold applies only to the 2023–24, 2024–25 and 2025–26 income years. From 1 July 2026, the threshold reverts to $1,000 unless the government extends it again.

The Q4 FY26 timing decision. April–June 2026 is the last window to bring forward asset purchases under the higher threshold. A bookkeeper paying attention is already raising this with eligible clients. If they have not, that is a planning gap worth knowing about.

How Much Do Bookkeeping Services Cost in Australia? (2026 Pricing Guide)

The figures below are synthesised from three independent sources cross-checked on 28 April 2026: Arbour Advisory’s 2026 Australian bookkeeping pricing guide, Scale Suite’s 2026 cost-of-bookkeeping guide, and PayScale’s 2026 bookkeeper hourly pay data. Where sources diverge, the article presents both ends of the range and explains the spread. Across the best bookkeeping services in Australia surveyed for this article, fixed-monthly packages from $130/mo to $6,000/mo cover the small-trader-to-mid-market spread. bookkeeping cost guide Australia offers a deeper breakdown by industry.

Hourly bookkeeping rates by experience level

Tier	Hourly rate (consensus 2026)	Typical scope
Entry / junior	$30–$55/hr	Data entry, bank reconciliation, basic GST coding
Intermediate	$50–$80/hr	BAS preparation, payroll processing, monthly reports
Senior / registered BAS agent	$80–$150/hr	BAS lodgement, payroll compliance, software consulting, complex reconciliations
Mid-tier firm-contracted	$90–$150/hr	Firm-engaged bookkeeping with partner oversight and PI cover

Sydney and Melbourne attract a 10–15% premium. Regional and remote-only providers tend to sit at the lower end of each tier. Note that PayScale’s published average for an employed bookkeeper in Australia (AU$31.75/hr nationally, AU$33.84 in Sydney, AU$32.51 in Melbourne) is a gross wage figure — the loaded employer cost (super, leave, training, software, overhead) typically sits 40–60% higher again, which is why outsourcing economics work for many small businesses.

Fixed monthly packages by business size

Business size	Transaction volume	Monthly package range
Sole trader / micro	<25–50 txns	$125–$650
Small business	25–150 txns / 1–5 staff	$300–$1,800
Medium SME	150–500 txns / 5+ staff	$800–$2,500
Larger SME / mid-market	500+ txns	$2,500–$5,000+

The wide micro/small ranges reflect a real market split: offshore-leveraged providers can offer sub-$300/month packages for very small clients; onshore Australian-staffed providers typically start at $300/month or higher because of higher wage cost. Both are legitimate models — the question is whether data residency and onshore staffing matter for your business. Both delivery models are represented among the ten best bookkeeping services in Australia profiled in the detailed reviews below, so price alone is not a useful filter without the staffing-model context.

In-house vs outsourced bookkeeping cost comparison

A fully-loaded in-house bookkeeper costs $70,000–$95,000 a year (base $70K–$80K per PayScale plus 11.5% Super, leave, training, software, overhead). The equivalent outsourced spend is typically $7,200–$30,000 — a 60–80% reduction by the Arbour Advisory figures. Outsourcing wins on cost; it does not automatically win on speed, industry judgement, or the value of an embedded staff member. Most Australian businesses do not need an in-house bookkeeper full-time until headcount passes about 30.

Hidden fees to watch for

• BAS lodgement separate from the monthly fee — adds $200–$500/quarter
• Payroll per pay run — $5–$15/employee/run; a 10-staff business on fortnightly payroll pays $1,300–$3,900/year on top
• Backlog cleanup quoted separately — $500–$3,000+; insist on fixed-fee, not hourly
• Software subscription sometimes bundled, sometimes billed through ($15–$50/mo basic)
• Lock-in early-exit fees — read the contract
• Year-end reconciliation surcharges — some providers charge separately

How to Choose the Right Bookkeeping Service

Use the seven filters below in the order shown. They are the same filters we used to separate the best bookkeeping services in Australia from the long tail of providers we evaluated but did not list.

Bookkeeper vs BAS agent vs accountant — which do you need?

A bookkeeper records transactions, reconciles accounts, runs payroll, produces reports. A BAS agent is a bookkeeper registered with the TPB who can lodge BAS on your behalf for a fee — Australian law restricts BAS-lodgement-for-fee to TPB-registered agents. A tax agent can also lodge income tax returns. BAS agent vs bookkeeper for the full distinction. For most small businesses, the right structure is a registered BAS agent for ongoing compliance work and a separate tax agent or accountant for the annual return.

Why TPB registration matters and how to verify it

A registered BAS agent must hold professional indemnity insurance, complete continuing professional education, and meet a code of conduct — protections you do not have with an unregistered bookkeeper. To verify any provider, search the TPB Public Register by name; the register returns the agent’s name, number, and status. Screenshot the page on the day of engagement and keep the record.

Onshore vs offshore vs hybrid staffing

Onshore = AU data residency, AU time zone, higher cost. Offshore-only = lower price, near-24-hour turnaround, cross-border data flows. Hybrid combines an AU-based account manager or BAS agent with offshore production staff. NDIS, healthcare, and professional-services firms with client-confidential data should prefer onshore or carefully-vetted hybrid; lower-sensitivity businesses can save 40–60% with offshore.

Pricing model — hourly, fixed monthly, or per-transaction

Hourly is fairest when volume is unpredictable. Fixed monthly is fairest when volume is steady (and removes the “every email feels billable” friction). Most Australian SMEs end up on fixed monthly with separate BAS lodgement fees — the pattern most providers below follow.

Software match — Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, Reckon

Xero holds about 52% of the AU small-business cloud-accounting market in 2025; MYOB ~28%; QuickBooks smaller; Reckon the legacy long tail. Pick the platform first, the bookkeeper second.

Lock-in contracts and exit terms

Month-to-month is the modern default. Six- and twelve-month lock-ins still exist, mainly for catch-up engagements with significant unpaid setup work. If a provider asks for a 12-month minimum on standard ongoing bookkeeping, ask why — the answer should be specific.

Industry-specific compliance

NDIS, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and ecommerce each have requirements that go beyond standard bookkeeping — NDIS Plan-Management funding flows, retention and progress claims in trades, tipped-staff payroll in hospitality, trust account rules in healthcare and professional services, and marketplace settlement reconciliation in ecommerce. If your industry has any of these patterns, prioritise a bookkeeper with explicit experience in it. The Quick Picks block above flags which of the best bookkeeping services in Australia are the right fit for each compliance-heavy industry vertical.

The Top 10 Best Bookkeeping Services in Australia — Detailed Reviews

The reviews below follow a single template. Quick facts are sourced from each provider’s own site and the TPB Public Register, verified on 28 April 2026. Pricing is quoted as published; quote-only providers are flagged. Pros and cons are specific and sourced — none of the filler “could improve their website” entries that listicles typically pad with. These ten profiles are the best bookkeeping services in Australia we identified after the verification work described above.

1. Sleek Australia — Online-first Xero bookkeeping bundle for founders

Quick facts:

• Founded: 2017 (co-founders Julien Labruyère, Adrien Barthel)
• Headquarters: Sydney, NSW (Suite 302, 13 Wentworth Ave)
• TPB registration: #26131380 (entity) + ASIC Registered Agent #47659 + ACN 652 594 397 (verified 28 April 2026)
• Software: Xero (subscription bundled with service)
• Pricing model: Fixed monthly tiers
• Pricing: $130/mo Starter; $230/mo Pro
• Staffing: Onshore Australian bookkeeping team (multi-country group)
• Lock-in: Not disclosed; monthly billing
• Best for: Founders, sole traders, online SMEs

Overview. Sleek is a multi-country firm (Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, UK) running an Australian-staffed bookkeeping team out of Sydney. The proposition is a digital-first, low-friction bookkeeping subscription bundled with a Xero licence. Its strength is the lowest published entry price among providers reviewed and the only provider on this list displaying both entity-level TPB registration and an ASIC Registered Agent number directly on the bookkeeping page.

Services and software

• Monthly or quarterly bookkeeping with a dedicated senior bookkeeper
• AR/AP reporting; bundled Xero subscription
• Add-ons: payroll $25/payslip/employee; multi-currency $21/mo

Pricing. Starter from $130/mo at the lower revenue tier; Pro/Grow from $230/mo (most popular). Source: pricing page verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Most transparent low-end pricing on this list, with bundled Xero subscription
• Full credential set (TPB + ASIC + ACN) displayed publicly on the bookkeeping page
• ~3,664 group-wide Trustpilot reviews (3.9/5) — largest verifiable third-party review base of any provider here

Cons

• Xero-only: out of scope for MYOB, QuickBooks, or Reckon stacks
• Group Trustpilot rating of 3.9/5 indicates notable mixed feedback at scale — read recent reviews before signing
• The “4.9/5” Google rating shown on Sleek’s site is publisher-stated and was not independently verifiable in our search aggregation

Best for / Not ideal for. Founders and growing SMEs on Xero who want a low-cost, online-only experience. Not ideal for non-Xero stacks or buyers needing a long-tenure local relationship.

Verdict. The most price-transparent option for sole traders and small SMEs on Xero. Strong public credentials, large review base, clear tier pricing. Trade-off: single-software lock-in and a remote-only relationship — both fine for the right buyer.

Visit: Sleek Australia

2. Cotchy — Fixed-fee bookkeeping bundled with tax and ASIC for small businesses

Quick facts:

• Founded: 2019 (Pat Mannix; part of the 47-year-old Paris Financial group)
• Headquarters: Melbourne, VIC
• TPB registration: Via parent — Paris Financial Pty Ltd (Tax Agent #24754369), Patrick Mannix (Branch Tax Agent #62852014). Verified 28 April 2026
• Software: Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks (specific partner tier not declared)
• Pricing model: Fixed monthly flat fee, ex GST
• Pricing: $195 / $395 / $495 / $595 / $695 / $795 per month ex GST
• Staffing: Onshore — CPA-led team of qualified Australian accountants
• Lock-in: No lock-in (FAQ)
• Best for: Startups, sole traders, franchises

Overview. Cotchy is the modern bookkeeping-and-tax brand of Paris Financial, a Melbourne CPA firm trading since 1978. Pat Mannix founded Cotchy in 2019 to package the firm’s offering into transparent, comparable monthly tiers. Each tier bundles bookkeeping with progressively more — business tax, ASIC compliance, automation, advisory — at a published flat fee. Few Australian bookkeepers publish prices this clearly.

Services and software

• “Plain” $195/mo: basic bookkeeping
• “The Lot” $495/mo: bookkeeping + business tax + ASIC
• “Lot Speed” $595/mo: adds automation/integrations
• “Lot Advisory” $795/mo: adds business advisory
• Sole trader Plus $395/mo; add-ons for owner tax return, planning, catch-up

Pricing. Six published tiers $195–$795/mo ex GST; transparent line-item comparison on the pricing page. Source: cotchy.com.au/pricing, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Highly transparent tiered pricing with line-item comparison — rare in AU bookkeeping
• Bookkeeping + business tax + ASIC bundled from one CPA-led firm with 47-year parent-group history
• Explicit no-lock-in policy stated in the FAQ

Cons

• No Cotchy-branded TPB BAS-agent number is displayed; clients rely on parent Paris Financial registrations
• Software-partner tier (Xero Gold/Silver, MYOB Partner) is not publicly stated — buyers can’t quickly verify certified-partner status
• Trustpilot rating 2.9/5 from only 4 reviews; sample too small to be conclusive but the absence of a strong public review profile is real

Best for / Not ideal for. Australian startups, small franchises, and sole traders that want fixed-fee bookkeeping plus tax and ASIC bundled at a published rate. Not ideal for buyers wanting a Cotchy-specific BAS-agent number on file.

Verdict. The clearest tier-priced bundle on this list. Strong CPA backing through Paris Financial. Pricing transparency makes it the easiest provider on this list to comparison-shop without a sales call.

Visit: Cotchy

3. Visory — Onshore AU/NZ bookkeeping with multi-person team tiers

Quick facts:

• Founded: 2020
• Headquarters: Melbourne, VIC (Level 42, 600 Bourke Street)
• TPB registration: Sits with individual experts on the platform; no entity-level number publicly displayed at time of research
• Software: Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, Employment Hero, Dext, Stripe
• Pricing model: Fixed monthly tiers
• Pricing: Tier 1 from $545/mo (expenses up to $75K); Tier 2 from $895/mo (up to $125K); Tier 3 contact for pricing
• Staffing: Onshore — “Experts must live in Australia or New Zealand”
• Lock-in: Monthly direct debit; lock-in length not stated
• Best for: AU/NZ SMEs wanting an onshore team, not a sole bookkeeper

Overview. Visory operates a platform-style bookkeeping service where each client engagement is delivered by a dedicated 2–4 person team (bookkeeper, senior bookkeeper, manager). The pitch is full onshore AU/NZ delivery with multi-software flexibility — explicitly positioned against offshore-leveraged competitors. Pricing is published as starting figures with the actual fee set after a discovery call.

Services and software

• Real-time accrual bookkeeping
• Monthly P&L, balance sheet, cash flow
• Quarterly BAS prep and lodgement
• Receipt capture (Dext); payment integration (Stripe)
• Higher tiers add expedited month-end, monthly insights, video reviews

Pricing. Tier 1 $545/mo from; Tier 2 $895/mo from; Tier 3 contact. Source: visory.com.au/pricing, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• 100% onshore AU/NZ delivery, explicitly stated
• Public, transparent tiered pricing with starting figures — uncommon for outsourced bookkeepers
• Multi-person team model per tier reduces key-person risk

Cons

• No company-level TPB BAS-agent number publicly displayed; verification sits at the individual-bookkeeper level
• No public ISO 27001, APP, or SOC 2 attestation on the pages fetched — security posture not transparently documented
• “Starting at” pricing means actual fees are quote-determined; the headline figure may not reflect typical client cost

Best for / Not ideal for. Australian and New Zealand SMEs wanting onshore bookkeeping with predictable starting prices and a small dedicated team. Not ideal for buyers needing a single entity-level TPB credential on file.

Verdict. The strongest onshore-team pitch on this list with multi-software coverage and published tiers. The credential gap (no entity TPB number publicly displayed) is the question to ask before signing.

Visit: Visory

4. Scale Suite — Outsourced finance department for growing SMEs

Quick facts:

• Founded: Year not publicly stated on About page
• Headquarters: Sydney, NSW (Level 1, 477 Pitt Street)
• TPB registration: #26298194 (entity) — verified 28 April 2026
• Software: Xero (Gold Partner & Certified Advisor); Employment Hero (Gold Partner)
• Pricing model: Fixed monthly band
• Pricing: $1,500/mo from; typical $2,500–$6,000/mo
• Staffing: Onshore Sydney-based finance team
• Lock-in: None; 30-day money-back guarantee
• Best for: Australian SMEs $1M–$20M revenue

Overview. Scale Suite positions itself as a complete outsourced finance department — bookkeeping plus cashflow plus light CFO oversight — rather than transactional bookkeeping. Pricing is structured as a band ($1,500–$6,000/mo) tied to the scope of the finance function the client is offloading. The no-lock-in, money-back-guarantee structure is uncommon in this segment.

Services and software

• Daily/weekly transactional bookkeeping
• Monthly close, P&L, balance sheet, cashflow
• Cashflow forecasting and management reporting
• Light CFO oversight at the higher tiers
• Xero-stack delivery; Employment Hero for HR/payroll

Pricing. From $1,500/mo, typical band $2,500–$6,000/mo. Stated client-cost saving versus an internal hire: $50K–$70K+ p.a. Source: scalesuite.com.au, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Verified entity-level TPB BAS Agent #26298194 plus Chartered Accountants ANZ member firm credentials
• Transparent pricing band with no lock-in and a 30-day money-back guarantee — uncommon for full-service outsourced finance teams
• Onshore Sydney HQ, positioned as a complete finance department, not just bookkeeping

Cons

• No public founding-year information — limited firm-history transparency for due-diligence buyers
• Sparse third-party review history (TechBehemoths/Clutch profiles exist without meaningful counts)
• Software coverage is Xero-centric; no MYOB, QuickBooks, or Reckon partner status declared

Best for / Not ideal for. Australian SMEs $1M–$20M revenue on Xero who want a Sydney-based outsourced finance department without locking into a contract. Not ideal for businesses on non-Xero stacks or those needing transactional-bookkeeping-only at sole-trader prices.

Verdict. The strongest pitch on this list for the growing-SME segment that has outgrown a single-bookkeeper relationship but is not yet ready for a full in-house finance team. Credentials, pricing transparency, and exit terms all defensible.

Visit: Scale Suite

5. More Bookkeeping — Melbourne BAS specialist with triple-software coverage

Quick facts:

• Founded: Year not stated on the website; principal Adam Learner has 25+ years of experience
• Headquarters: South Melbourne, VIC (Albert Rd)
• TPB registration: More Bookkeeping Services Pty Ltd #25431928 (entity); Adam Learner BAS agent #25188217 (individual). Expiry 1 July 2027. Verified 28 April 2026
• Software: Xero (Gold Partner), MYOB, QuickBooks (Silver ProAdvisor)
• Professional bodies: Institute of Certified Bookkeepers Member #400466
• Pricing model: Quote-only
• Staffing: Onshore Melbourne — certified bookkeepers and registered BAS agents
• Best for: Melbourne SMEs needing a verified BAS agent with multi-software coverage

Overview. More Bookkeeping is a Melbourne-based bookkeeping firm with one of the strongest credential displays on this list — entity-level TPB BAS agent registration, the principal’s individual TPB registration, plus formal Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks partner status. The combination is rare.

Services and software

• General bookkeeping; bank reconciliation; BAS prep and lodgement
• Payroll, superannuation, end-of-year processing
• Software setup and conversion across Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks
• Certified-bookkeeper-led delivery

Pricing. Quote-only — “Get a Tailored Quote” CTA only. No published rates. Source: morebookkeeping.com.au, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Verified TPB Company BAS Agent #25431928 plus principal’s individual BAS-agent #25188217 — strongest possible credential display
• Triple software-partner coverage (Xero Gold + MYOB + QuickBooks Silver) — uncommon to be partnered with all three
• Institute of Certified Bookkeepers member #400466 — additional industry credentialing

Cons

• No published pricing — entirely quote-driven with no starting figure or plan tiers
• Sparse public review history — no Google or Trustpilot aggregate located in research
• Founding/trading year not publicly disclosed — limited firm-history transparency

Best for / Not ideal for. Melbourne small businesses needing a TPB-verified BAS agent with multi-software coverage, particularly tradies and field-services SMEs that may switch platforms mid-job. Not ideal for buyers wanting upfront published pricing.

Verdict. The strongest credential stack on this list, particularly for Melbourne buyers who value local presence plus TPB-registered BAS lodgement. The quote-only pricing is the main friction point in a comparison-shopping context.

Visit: More Bookkeeping

6. Bookkeeping Collective (McAdam Siemon) — Brisbane Xero specialist publicly Payday-Super-ready

Quick facts:

• Founded: Bookkeeping Collective specifically not stated; parent McAdam Siemon Business Advisors founded 1996
• Headquarters: Brisbane, QLD (2042 Logan Road, Upper Mount Gravatt 4122)
• TPB registration: Via parent — McAdam Siemon Business Advisors Pty Ltd Tax Agent #26025348. Verified 28 April 2026
• Software: Xero (Gold Partner)
• Pricing model: Quote-only fixed-fee
• Staffing: Onshore Australian — bookkeeping arm of an established AU CPA firm
• Best for: Brisbane/QLD SMEs on Xero, compliance-focused

Overview. The Bookkeeping Collective is the bookkeeping arm of McAdam Siemon, a Brisbane CPA firm operating since 1996. The proposition is bookkeeping delivered with the discipline of a tax-agent firm — and notably, it is the only provider on this list that publicly addresses Payday Super 1 July 2026 readiness on its website at time of research.

Services and software

• Fixed-fee bookkeeping packages (custom-quoted)
• Xero specialist (Gold Partner)
• Reviewed annually; upfront or monthly instalment payment options
• Backed by parent firm’s tax, advisory, and audit capability

Pricing. Quote-only. Fixed-fee per engagement; no published dollar figures. Source: bookkeepingcollective.com.au/how-we-work/packages, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Backed by McAdam Siemon, a TPB-registered Tax Agent firm (#26025348) operating since 1996 — strong institutional credibility
• Xero Gold Partner — top Xero certification tier
• The only listed provider publicly addressing the 1 July 2026 Payday Super reform on its website (April 2026 blog post) — strong signal of current regulatory awareness

Cons

• No public pricing whatsoever — every engagement is quote-only
• Single-software focus (Xero only) — businesses on MYOB, QuickBooks, or Reckon are not the target
• No standalone TPB BAS-agent registration under the “Bookkeeping Collective” trading name was located; credentials sit with the parent McAdam Siemon licence

Best for / Not ideal for. Australian SMEs already on Xero, particularly in Queensland, who want bookkeeping delivered by the bookkeeping arm of an established CPA firm with current regulatory awareness. Not ideal for non-Xero stacks or buyers needing a Bookkeeping-Collective-specific TPB number on file.

Verdict. The most regulator-aware provider on this list — the Payday Super blog post is a leading indicator of how current the firm’s compliance posture is. Quote-only pricing and Xero-only scope are the trade-offs.

Visit: Bookkeeping Collective

7. Reliable Bookkeeping Services — Long-running Melbourne local with multi-software coverage

Quick facts:

• Founded: 2007 (“Since 2007”)
• Headquarters: Kensington, VIC (110 Bakehouse Rd)
• TPB registration: Claimed on site (“licensed by the Tax Practitioners Board”); specific number not publicly displayed at time of research
• Software: Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks
• Pricing model: Quote-only
• Staffing: Onshore Melbourne
• Best for: Melbourne SMEs wanting a long-established local

Overview. Reliable Bookkeeping Services is an independent Melbourne bookkeeping firm trading since 2007. The proposition is local-Melbourne delivery with broader-than-typical software coverage — Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks all explicitly supported. Public credentials and pricing transparency are weaker than the firms above; long trading history is the main differentiator.

Services and software

• General bookkeeping and reconciliation
• BAS preparation
• Multi-software setup across Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks
• Cloud-based delivery with role-based file access

Pricing. Quote-only — no published rates. The site directs visitors to “Get an appointment”. Source: reliablebookkeepingservices.com.au, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Long-running Melbourne presence — operating since 2007 (~19 years)
• Multi-software coverage (Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks) — broader than most outsourced bookkeepers on this list
• Onshore Melbourne-based delivery (no offshore claims made on the site)

Cons

• No published pricing — entirely quote-only with no plan tiers or starting figure
• TPB licensing is claimed in plain language but the specific BAS-agent registration number is not displayed on the website, and no Reliable-branded number was located in the public-register searches conducted — buyers should request the number directly
• Public testimonials shown on the site are dated 2019; little visible recent (2024–2026) social proof

Best for / Not ideal for. Melbourne SMEs wanting a long-established local bookkeeping firm with multi-software coverage and comfortable with a quote-only pricing process. Not ideal for buyers who require a verifiable TPB number upfront or who comparison-shop on price.

Verdict. Trading-history credibility is the main draw. Buyers should explicitly ask for the firm’s TPB BAS-agent registration number and recent client references before engaging — both are reasonable requests of any 19-year-old firm.

Visit: Reliable Bookkeeping Services

8. BDO Australia — Mid-tier firm bookkeeping inside a national audit/tax network

Quick facts:

• Founded: BDO in Australia established 1975
• Headquarters: Sydney, NSW (registered HQ); 10 offices nationally
• TPB registration: Multiple member-firm registrations (see TPB Public Register); BDO publishes a Tax Agent Status page directing to the register
• Software: Not declared on the bookkeeping page; broader Cloud Accounting practice implies Xero/MYOB capability
• Pricing model: Quote-only
• Staffing: Onshore Australia
• Best for: Mid-market AU and inbound multinationals

Overview. BDO Australia is the local member firm of the global BDO network and one of the largest mid-tier audit and advisory firms in Australia. Bookkeeping is part of a broader outsourcing-solutions practice that also covers cloud accounting, outsourced finance function, payroll, and treasury. The proposition is bookkeeping inside an integrated audit-tax-advisory relationship rather than a standalone bookkeeping engagement.

Services and software

• Bookkeeping as part of an integrated outsourcing-solutions practice
• Cloud Accounting; Outsourced Finance Function; Outsourced Payroll
• Global Outsourcing for international groups
• Treasury services

Pricing. Quote-only. The page lists six named partners and a 1300 contact line. Source: bdo.com.au bookkeeping page, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Very large AU footprint — 10 offices across capitals and major regional cities — uncommon among bookkeeping providers in a comparison shortlist
• Established 1975 in Australia; part of the global BDO network — strong institutional credibility for mid-market and multinational clients
• Bookkeeping integrates easily with audit, tax, and advisory under one engagement letter

Cons

• No published bookkeeping pricing — entirely quote-driven, and mid-tier audit-firm professional-services rates typically exceed dedicated bookkeeping shops
• Bookkeeping page does not name specific software partner status (Xero/MYOB/QuickBooks tier)
• Customer-facing review aggregate is mixed: Birdeye Sydney profile shows 2.9/5 across 20 reviews — meaningful but small

Best for / Not ideal for. Mid-market Australian businesses and inbound multinational subsidiaries that want bookkeeping inside a broader audit-tax-advisory relationship with a Big-Mid-Tier firm presence in every Australian capital. Not ideal for sole traders, micro-businesses, or price-shopping buyers.

Verdict. A different category from the dedicated-bookkeeping providers above. Best read as the integrated-audit-firm option for businesses that already need or expect a mid-tier firm relationship. Pricing will reflect that.

Visit: BDO Australia

9. Hammerjack — Australian-owned, ISO 27001 Philippines-based finance team

Quick facts:

• Founded: 2015 (HAMMERJACK PTY LTD ABN 72 608 171 142)
• Headquarters: Sydney, NSW with delivery centres in Manila and Pampanga, Philippines, plus a New York office
• TPB registration: Hammerjack Pty Limited Company BAS Agent #25956625 — verified 28 April 2026
• Software: Operates inside the client’s stack — no Xero/MYOB/QuickBooks partner badge declared on bookkeeping pages
• Pricing model: Quote-only across three engagement types
• Staffing: Hybrid — Australian-owned with Philippines-based delivery
• Best for: AU accounting firms and mid-market businesses building offshore finance teams

Overview. Hammerjack is an Australian-owned outsourcing firm specialising in building dedicated offshore finance and accounting teams in the Philippines for AU clients. The proposition is full-team build-out (bookkeeper, AP/AR, payroll, tax accountant, paraplanner) under ISO 27001-certified facility controls. It is included on this list specifically as the offshore-but-credentialled option for buyers who want offshore-leveraged delivery without the credential opacity that often comes with it.

Services and software

• Dedicated offshore finance staff (per-role hire model)
• AR/AP, payroll, bookkeeping, tax accounting, paraplanning
• Operates inside the client’s chosen finance platform
• Three engagement types: dedicated staff, shared services, project-based

Pricing. Quote-only across all three engagement types. Custom pricing per role. Source: hammerjack.com.au/faqs, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• ISO 27001 certified facilities (own-statement on FAQ page) — significant for buyers concerned about offshore data security
• Verified Company BAS Agent #25956625 — entity-level TPB credential despite offshore delivery model
• Full-team build-out model for finance functions — useful for accounting firms scaling capacity and mid-market businesses building captive offshore teams

Cons

• Delivery is offshore in the Philippines, not onshore Australia — buyers seeking onshore-only bookkeeping should look elsewhere
• No public pricing — every engagement is quote-only, making cost comparison impossible without a sales call
• No customer-facing review aggregate (Google or Trustpilot) found at time of research; published reviews are predominantly Glassdoor employee or a 2-review Clutch profile — thin client-side social proof

Best for / Not ideal for. Accounting firms and mid-market AU businesses wanting to build dedicated Philippines-based finance teams under ISO 27001-certified controls. Not ideal for buyers needing onshore-only delivery, single-bookkeeper relationships, or comparison-shoppable published pricing.

Verdict. The credentialled offshore option. Strongest of the offshore providers on TPB and ISO 27001. The trade-off is the offshore delivery model itself, which is a feature for some buyers and a deal-breaker for others.

Visit: Hammerjack

10. Whiz Consulting — Offshore-India bookkeeping with an AU office address

Quick facts:

• Founded: 2014
• Headquarters: New Delhi area, India (corporate); AU office at Suite 1A, Level 2, 802 Pacific Highway, Gordon NSW 2072
• TPB registration: No AU entity-level number located in our search at time of research — flag for direct enquiry
• Software: QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books, NetSuite, MS Dynamics (Business Central), Odoo
• Pricing model: Fixed monthly from a starting figure
• Pricing: From $650/mo
• Staffing: Offshore India delivery with AU office presence; 150+ team
• Best for: AU accounting firms and budget-conscious SMEs accepting offshore delivery

Overview. Whiz Consulting is an India-based outsourced finance and accounting firm with an Australian office address in Gordon, NSW. Of the two offshore-India providers researched (the other being Outbooks), Whiz publishes a fixed AU corporate office address while Outbooks lists only a mobile number — Whiz wins on AU-presence transparency, though delivery for both is offshore-India.

Services and software

• Outsourced bookkeeping with broad ledger coverage
• QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books, NetSuite, MS Dynamics, Odoo — broadest software coverage of any provider on this list
• BAS preparation (sign-off requires the buyer’s own AU-registered BAS agent)
• Stated 10+ years of trading and 150+ team

Pricing. From $650/mo, per the AU homepage FAQ. Full plan tiers not displayed; quoting by consultation. Source: whizconsulting.net/au, verified 28 April 2026.

Pros

• Public starting price ($650/mo) — uncommon among offshore-India providers
• Broadest software coverage of any provider reviewed — 6 platforms supported
• Stated 10+ years of trading and 150+ team

Cons

• Delivery is offshore India — leadership and operations are India-based (Prateek Kapoor, Swati Kapoor, Kavish Singh per the About page); buyers wanting onshore-only AU bookkeeping should look elsewhere
• No public Whiz-Consulting-branded TPB BAS-agent number was located at time of research — for any BAS lodgement, the buyer should confirm which AU-registered BAS agent signs the lodgement
• Very thin third-party client review presence — Clutch shows 1 review; limited public social proof for an AU buyer evaluating fit

Best for / Not ideal for. AU accounting firms and growing SMEs that knowingly want offshore-India bookkeeping at sub-$1k/mo on a multi-software stack and have their own TPB-registered BAS agent on file for sign-off. Not ideal for buyers needing onshore-only delivery or Whiz-branded TPB credentials on file.

Verdict. The budget-offshore option with the broadest software coverage. The TPB-credential gap is the main flag — if the buyer has their own BAS agent for sign-off, the economics work; if not, look at Hammerjack instead.

Visit: Whiz Consulting

How to Switch Bookkeepers Without Disrupting Your Business

Switching mid-financial-year is more common than people think — and far less risky than people fear, if you do it properly. The cleanest cut-offs are end-of-month or end-of-BAS-quarter (March, June, September, December). Even the best bookkeeping services in Australia run handovers off roughly the same six-step checklist below — what differs is how proactively they manage the timing.

Data migration checklist:

1. Notify your current bookkeeper in writing of your end date — most contracts allow 30 days’ notice
2. Confirm the handover: Xero/MYOB/QuickBooks admin access transferred, all source documents, BAS lodgement history, payroll records, last reconciled trial balance
3. Have the new bookkeeper review the most recent reconciliation before the cut-off so any cleanup is scoped and quoted up-front
4. Update authorised users on every banking, super, and payroll-clearing-house platform
5. Cancel the outgoing bookkeeper’s software access on the cut-off date, not before
6. Update the ATO agent-to-client link via ATO Online Services — your new BAS agent does this

BAS continuity during the handover. If the cut-off lands inside an in-progress BAS quarter, get a written agreement on which agent lodges that quarter — you do not want two BAS agents accidentally double-lodging or each assuming the other will.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a bookkeeping service do?

An Australian bookkeeping service records day-to-day financial transactions, reconciles bank accounts, processes payroll, prepares Business Activity Statements (BAS), generates monthly profit-and-loss and cashflow reports, and ensures your records meet ATO requirements. A registered BAS agent can also lodge the BAS on your behalf. Bookkeepers typically work alongside a separate accountant or tax agent who handles the annual income tax return. The exact scope varies — some providers also handle accounts payable, accounts receivable, debt collection, inventory tracking, and management reporting. The best bookkeeping services in Australia document scope in their engagement letter without being asked; confirm scope in writing before engaging anyone.

How much do bookkeepers charge per hour in Australia?

Bookkeeper hourly rates in Australia in 2026 fall into three tiers: entry-level bookkeepers $30–$55/hour, intermediate bookkeepers $50–$80/hour, and registered BAS agents $80–$150/hour. Sydney and Melbourne attract a 10–15% premium over national averages. Most Australian small businesses end up on fixed monthly packages rather than hourly billing, which removes the “every email feels billable” friction. The pricing guide in the section above covers monthly packages and add-on fees in detail. Sources: Arbour Advisory 2026, Scale Suite 2026, PayScale 2026.

How much should you pay a bookkeeper per hour?

For routine work — data entry, bank reconciliation, basic GST coding — $30–$55/hour is the right range in 2026. For BAS preparation, payroll processing, and monthly reporting, $50–$80/hour is the consensus. For BAS lodgement, complex payroll compliance, software setup, or industry-specific work (NDIS, construction, multi-entity), $80–$150/hour is appropriate and you are paying for a registered BAS agent’s qualifications and professional indemnity. Paying significantly less than $30/hour for any work an Australian-registered bookkeeper does is generally a red flag — either the work is being done offshore (which may be fine, but you should know) or the person is unqualified.

What are the 4 types of bookkeeping?

The four most commonly cited types are: single-entry (cashbook approach, suitable only for the smallest sole traders); double-entry (every transaction as debit and credit, the universal Australian small-business standard); manual (spreadsheets or paper, increasingly rare); and cloud or computerised (Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, or Reckon-based — the dominant 2026 model). Almost every provider in this article works in cloud-based double-entry.

Is AI replacing bookkeepers?

Short answer: no, but it is changing the job. AI is replacing specific tasks — transaction categorisation, GST coding, invoice matching, basic data entry — that used to consume the bulk of a bookkeeper’s billable hours. The role is shifting toward financial advisory, compliance oversight, and judgement-based work that AI cannot perform reliably. The honest framing in 2026 is that a bookkeeper who uses AI will replace a bookkeeper who does not, not that AI itself replaces the role. The right question to ask any prospective bookkeeper is “what AI tools do you use, and how do you handle their errors?” — if they cannot answer, that is the warning sign, not the AI.

How do I verify a bookkeeper is actually TPB registered?

Search the TPB Public Register by name or registration number. The register shows the registered agent’s name, registration number, registration type (BAS agent or tax agent), registration status (active / suspended / terminated), and any conditions. Screenshot or save the page on the day you engage them. If the bookkeeping firm is not registered as an entity but its principal is registered individually, that is acceptable — but ask which individual will personally sign your BAS lodgements.

What red flags should I watch for when choosing a bookkeeper in Australia in 2026?

The four most specific 2026 red flags: (1) no mention of Payday Super on their website or in onboarding conversations as of mid-2026; (2) no TPB registration verifiable on the public register but the provider offers BAS lodgement; (3) quote-only pricing combined with a 12-month lock-in; (4) a claim of Australian service combined with a fully offshore staffing model and no onshore Australian staff. The best bookkeeping services in Australia avoid all four of these red flags by design — and the ten profiled in this article were screened against each one.

Final Verdict — Our Recommendations by Business Type

This article does not crown a single overall winner among the best bookkeeping services in Australia because the right bookkeeper depends on the business. Four use-case recommendations from the verification work above:

Sole trader or micro-business already on Xero — start with Sleek Australia. $130/mo Starter is the lowest published entry point on this list, the bundled Xero subscription removes the licence-juggling friction, and the entity-level TPB plus ASIC Registered Agent credentials are displayed up-front on the bookkeeping page. The Cotchy “Plain” tier at $195/mo ex GST is the alternative for buyers who want bundled tax and ASIC compliance with the bookkeeping.

Small business wanting bundled tax and ASIC — Cotchy. Six published tiers from $195 to $795/mo ex GST, no lock-in, and a CPA-led firm backed by the 47-year-old Paris Financial group. The transparency of the per-tier feature comparison removes the most common pain point of bookkeeping comparison-shopping in Australia.

Growing SME ($1M–$20M revenue) wanting an onshore Australian team — Visory or Scale Suite. Visory at $545/$895 per month for the multi-person onshore team model. Scale Suite at $1,500–$6,000/mo for the complete outsourced finance department with no lock-in and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Pick Visory for transactional bookkeeping with multi-software flexibility; pick Scale Suite for finance-function-as-a-service when the business has outgrown a single bookkeeper but is not yet ready for an in-house finance team.

Compliance-heavy or regulated industry — Bookkeeping Collective (McAdam Siemon). The only provider on this list publicly addressing the 1 July 2026 Payday Super reform on its website at the time of research, backed by a TPB-registered CPA firm trading since 1996. Quote-only pricing and Xero-only software are the trade-offs.

Mid-market or multinational subsidiary — BDO Australia. Best read as the integrated audit-tax-advisory option rather than a dedicated bookkeeping provider. Ten Australian offices, established 1975, and bookkeeping inside a broader engagement letter.

Offshore-leveraged options for buyers who specifically want them. Hammerjack is the credentialled Philippines-based choice (TPB #25956625, ISO 27001 facilities). Whiz Consulting is the broader-software India-based choice ($650/mo from). Both require the buyer to be informed about the offshore delivery model and, in Whiz’s case, to have their own TPB-registered BAS agent for sign-off.

About the Author and Methodology

Author. This article was researched and written by Lyvia, Solo Individual Bookkeeper of Lyvia Bookkeeping, an Australian bookkeeping service.

Methodology recap. The ten best bookkeeping services in Australia featured in this article were drawn from a longer initial list of 30+ providers using public market presence, TPB registration where verifiable, and search visibility on the parent term as the gate. Each of the 10 providers was assessed against the same nine criteria: TPB registration on the public register, pricing transparency, software partnerships, Payday Super readiness, STP Phase 2 compliance, staffing model, data security disclosures, lock-in terms, and public reviews. Where data was not publicly available, the provider was marked “Not verified at time of research” rather than estimated.

Conflict-of-interest disclosure. Lyvia Bookkeeping operates in the same Australian market as the 10 providers reviewed. We do not appear in this list. We do not have affiliate, referral, or commercial relationships with any of the providers reviewed. Provider selection was based on public market presence, search visibility on the parent term “bookkeeping services Australia” (Ahrefs SERP data, country=AU, April 2026), and TPB registration where verifiable. This is disclosed prominently at the top of the article and again here.

Last updated. 28 April 2026. The next mandatory re-verification date is 28 July 2026 (quarterly cadence) or earlier if any of the trigger events listed in the changelog occur.

Sources. Every URL fetched, every figure recorded, and every page checked is listed in the public methodology file. best bookkeeping services Melbourne is the city-specific companion article for Victorian businesses.

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