Another year is here, and for many of us, that dream business brewing in your mind is finally ready to hatch. Or perhaps a New Year’s resolution whispers of becoming your own boss? Whatever the spark, the beginning of a year holds immense potential for aspiring entrepreneurs. But let’s be honest, starting a new business isn’t easy. It can be a challenging process, especially for new business entrepreneurs. This is where Rowe Partners comes in. We’re experienced business advisors and accountants based in Adelaide, South Australia, and your trusted navigation system through the exciting, yet ..read more

Regional South Australian communities have many committed locals who work and collaborate behind the scenes to improve create opportunities for the benefit of all. Be they people elected to local Council, Government employees, volunteers who invest time in applying for community grants, educators, businesspeople who create local job and employ people, environmental stewards, frontline workers, organisations working to support local business communities such as Business Chambers and the like, Rowe Partners like to acknowledge these efforts wherever possible and help to spread the good news. We ..read more

Working two or more jobs can present difficulties in determining your tax liability. This is becoming more common with the casualisation of the workforce here in Australia and where people earn some of their living through the gig economy e.g. as Uber drivers. Overlooking this important fact can lead to nasty, unexpected tax bills at the end of the financial year. Michael Nutt, Director in our Modbury office explains some of the risks and how to manage them. Australia is one of the highest taxing nations in the world! Beyond the first $18,200, Australians pay tax in four additional tax bracket ..read more

Tax Planning and Forecasting In the good old days of accounting in the 90s according to Chad McKnight, Rowe Partners had computers but data entry was done by hand, keying in manual bank statements, reconciling cashbooks, printed workpapers all filed in a manilla folder; nice and neat, real old school. This generally meant that no matter how hard the team worked, they were behind the 8 Ball and struggled to get work done. It was a scramble to get the end of year work done by the 15th May each year, just in time to tell our clients how well they did 11 months ago! And how much tax they had to pa ..read more

Another year has passed and compared to the previous two years of Covid, this year we've returned to something resembling normal. Aside from everyday challenges, 2022 has been positive for Rowe Partners. Of course as our valued clients, you're very much part of our ongoing success. From all of us here at Rowe Partners, we'd like to thank you for your business and your support. The great feedback we've been getting throughout the year has been very encouraging and helps us to know that we're on the right track. Christmas Closure Dates Please take note of our office closures this Christmas. We ..read more

Regional South Australian communities have many committed locals who work and collaborate behind the scenes to improve create opportunities for the benefit of all. Be they people elected to local Council, Government employees, volunteers who invest time in applying for community grants, educators, businesspeople who create local job and employ people, environmental stewards, frontline workers, organisations working to support local business communities such as Business Chambers and the like, Rowe Partners like to acknowledge these efforts wherever possible and help to spread the good news. We ..read more

Working two or more jobs can present difficulties in determining your tax liability. This is becoming more common with the casualisation of the workforce here in Australia and where people earn some of their living through the gig economy e.g. as Uber drivers. Overlooking this important fact can lead to nasty, unexpected tax bills at the end of the financial year. Michael Nutt, Director in our Modbury office explains some of the risks and how to manage them. Australia is one of the highest taxing nations in the world! Beyond the first $18,200, Australians pay tax in four additional tax bracke ..read more

It's an end of an era. Phil Cammarano, colleague, great friend of us all and of course former Partner, retired last month. We're missing him already but managed to get this great photo of the old guard to remind us what he looks like while we're busy filling his shoes. Luckily we have four fantastic new Directors in Michael Havelberg, Nathan Thiele, Michelle Williams and Dylan Cammarano to help us do it! Congratulations again Phil! Hope you're enjoying your first tax season off in over 25 years ..read more

Great news for all of us! Nathan Thiele, Michelle Williams, Michael Havelberg and Dylan Cammarano have been offered and have accepted an invitation to become Directors and part owners of Rowe Partners Accountants & Business Advisors. Congratulations! Chad McKnight, Robert McDonald, Patrick Connolly, Phillip Cammarano and Michael Nutt. Michael Havelberg joined Rowe Partners in 2010 as an accountant and became Partner (Director) in 2022. Michael has a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in accounting and management with a finance minor. His is also a Certified Professional Accountant (CPA). Micha ..read more

As a fraud and identity theft and anti-money laundering prevention measure, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has introduced a new rule requiring accountants to confirm the identification of their tax clients. As tax agents, Rowe Partners must now verify the identification of all NEW tax clients BEFORE we can provide tax services. This means that we must ask to physically sight recognized forms of identification. Existing Rowe Partners tax clients do not need to provide identification unless; details have changed. there is a new representative (in the case of a company or business). we ha ..read more