For the businesses that hold Sydney together
Cafes, trades, studios, consultancies and family companies. This page illustrates how a firm like North & Ledger would present its small-business offering.
Support shaped around your stage
Illustrative content: the level of support a business needs at year one rarely matches what it needs at year seven. These three stages show how an engagement might be structured.
Book a consultation
Starting out
Sole traders and first-year operators wanting the basics set up properly: registrations mapped, records tidy, obligations understood.
- Software setup
- Record-keeping habits
- Obligation calendar
Finding rhythm
Established owner-operators who need the books current and someone to talk to each quarter.
- Monthly bookkeeping
- Quarterly BAS support
- Reporting pack
Growing up
Businesses hiring, borrowing or restructuring, where the numbers now need to support bigger decisions.
- Structure review
- Cash-flow forecasting
- Lender documents
A simple, predictable rhythm
- 01
Consultation
A conversation about the business, its numbers and what is getting in the way.
- 02
Scope
An illustrative outline of the work, the rhythm and who does what.
- 03
Onboarding
Records and software brought into one tidy place.
- 04
Ongoing
Regular bookkeeping, activity statement support and quarterly reviews.
Illustrative only. North & Ledger Accounting is fictional, does not take on clients and does not provide financial, tax or legal advice. No pricing or service guarantees are offered.