Delegation is the key to managing your business successfully.
Let us look after your accounting requirements so you can look after your business.
Our tax law expertise and commitment to continuous professional development means our clients benefit from the latest tax planning strategies.
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We take care of the administrative and planning aspects of operating SMSFs, so you can get to work on other things.
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We ensure your business growth is based on sound financial advice.
We ensure that you receive the most tax-effective income stream in retirement.
Our tax law expertise means our clients benefit from the latest tax planning strategies.
Otto & Partners is a client-focused team of highly trained and experienced accountants, based in Noosa on the Sunshine Coast.
We deliver quality business, tax and financial advice to business clients and self-funded retirees in Noosa and throughout the Sunshine Coast.
We aim to maintain life-long, mutually beneficial relationships with our clients that are built on their trust in our integrity and competency.
We understand that if our clients are happy with our advice and service then they will recommend us to their family, friends and business associates. For this reason, our approach to business is simple – take care of existing clients and future business will take care of itself.
Although we prepare many financial statements and income tax returns, it is our advisory role which sets us apart from other accounting firms. We work together with our clients to minimise their tax, maximise their business profits and after-tax investment returns whilst ensuring their wealth is adequately protected.
With 30 June 2022 fast approaching, it’s time to consider whether any tax planning action is required prior to year-end. We will be contacting you soon if we identify beneficial tax planning strategies relevant to your circumstances. If you have specific concerns about your tax
The Federal Treasurer, Mr Josh Frydenberg, handed down the 2022–23 Federal Budget at 7:30 pm (AEDT) on 29 March 2022. In an economy emerging from the pandemic, the Treasurer has confirmed an unemployment rate of 4% and an expected budget deficit of $78 billion for
With Christmas festivities upon us there will be many businesses looking forward to celebrating all their hard work with their employees at a end of year work party or by thanking them with a Christmas gift.
As of 1 November 2021, there’s an extra step employers may need to take to comply with the choice of super fund rules. If a new employee doesn’t choose a super fund, most employers will need to request the employees ‘stapled super fund’ details from
