We are a progressive accounting firm operating within Melbourne's eastern suburbs, offering a complete range of taxation and accounting solutions in Victoria as well as internationally. We are here to support you in your business, your profession, or life stage, by assisting you in building a chain of wealth from wherever you are today to a financial future beyond your expectations.
We aim to partner with you in your financial goals by offering our professional expertise in taxation, accounting and business consulting in a personalised approach.
The suburbs we cover include Bulleen, Doncaster, Donvale, Nunawading, Park Orchards, Ringwood, Templestowe, Warrandyte, Eltham, Wantirna, Box Hill, Heidelberg, Blackburn and Mitcham.
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Continuous improvement has kept Suez Accounting up to date in the ever-growing accounting industry. This is largely due to the firm successfully realigining its support as client needs change. For many years, our firm has recognised the personal tax advice you need today may require a family or business accountant in future. This agility is rare in tax advisory and accounting services but Suez Accounting & Taxation has made it its domain.
Clients are drawn from a wide geographic area: around Melbourne and within Victoria, across Australia and internationally. Sue Lee is fluent in English, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese) as well as Indonesian and Malaysian.
Suez Accounting can help you, no matter where you are in the world.
Close, confidential relationships and a sincere interest in our clients' welfare are Suez Accounting service hallmarks. Families and career professionals alike depend on our tax advice. In fact, many are second and third generation clients, drawn by a blend of client trust and professional proficiency. Often this sees us nurture prosperity throughout the lives of individuals, businesses and family generations.
That is what Suez Accounting stands for.
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Over May and June we will add two articles to our website to help you plan and take actions before the end of the 2023-24 financial year.
Taxpayers who “copy and paste” work-related claims each year or try to offset their rental income by inflating deductions will be in the Tax Office’s sights.
A standard form contract is a pre-written contract used repeatedly for a particular type of transaction.
Small businesses are increasingly falling behind on debts, with two-thirds of all debt owed by small business, the ATO warns.