Casey Partners Pty Ltd

Casey Partners Pty Ltd Berwick-based accounting and business advisory firm helping established businesses take control of their finances. Casey Partners Pty Ltd is a CPA Practice.

Casey Partners are a professional team of accounting and business consultants located in Berwick, Victoria. The team at Casey Partners aims to work closely with their clients to give them the support needed to develop the best opportunities to be successful. From the simplest Taxation matters to the more advanced Merger and Acquisition Consulting and everything in between, you can trust your busin

ess with us. With many strategic business alliances, including our partner in financial planning -Casey Wealth Advisers, Casey B2B our business advisory, and Super Strategies our superannuation specialists, we have all your business needs covered. If you have any questions or would like to discuss your potential financial growth, please feel free to contact us.

Today we're celebrating one of our directors, Jackson - and everything he brings to the Casey Partners team. 🎉 This year...
23/06/2026

Today we're celebrating one of our directors, Jackson - and everything he brings to the Casey Partners team. 🎉 This year marks his 13th year with CP, and what a 13 years it's been.

As a Certified Practising Accountant, Jackson works closely with SME clients to help them achieve their business goals. His dedication, expertise, and commitment to his clients is something we're proud to have at the core of what we do.

Outside the office, you'll find him cheering on the Richmond Tigers, spending time on the golf course or hanging with his young family.

Happy Workiversary, Jackson - here's to another year of great work.

23/06/2026

Thinking about putting a luxury vehicle through your business? It's worth knowing the numbers first. 🚗

There's a depreciation limit on what you can actually claim a tax benefit on (currently $69,674) - and once you go over that threshold, the extra cost doesn't come with extra tax benefit. Add in higher insurance and running costs, and you could be carrying a lot of additional expense in your business that simply doesn't need to be there. Plus, Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) considerations also need to be factored in as the private use on these vehicles can have a big tax impact.

It doesn't mean you can't have a great vehicle - it just means the decision is worth a conversation before you sign anything so you know what you’re up for!

Just checking - is your business ready for Payday Super on 1 July 2026?The change is coming fast, and there are a few ke...
22/06/2026

Just checking - is your business ready for Payday Super on 1 July 2026?

The change is coming fast, and there are a few key things to have in place before the deadline. Here's what to work through now:

✅ Review your payroll software
Can it handle super payments every single pay cycle? Does it process via SuperStream? If you're currently using the ATO's Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH), you'll need to find an alternative - it closes 1 July 2026. Options like Xero, QuickBooks Online, and MYOB all have super payment built in.

✅ Plan for cashflow
Super will no longer be a quarterly obligation - it'll be due every payrun, alongside wages. Budget for it now so you're not caught short when the change kicks in.

✅ Know your deadlines
Super must reach your employee's fund within 7 business days of payday. There are a few exceptions - for example, new employees have an extended window of 20 business days for their first contribution.

✅ Understand the new calculation
Super will be based on Qualifying Earnings (QE) rather than Ordinary Time Earnings (OTE). For most employees the difference is minor, but it's worth checking.

✅ Talk to Casey Partners
The deadline is almost here. If you haven't started preparing yet, now is the time to act - reach out to us today so we can help you get sorted before 1 July.

Save this post as a reminder, and reach out when you're ready to get started.

Call us, email us, or send us a DM.

Tax time is here - and one of the most common questions we hear is: "How does the ATO actually work out what I owe?"Here...
16/06/2026

Tax time is here - and one of the most common questions we hear is: "How does the ATO actually work out what I owe?"

Here's the short answer. Your taxable income is calculated using a simple formula: assessable income minus deductions. But it's not quite as straightforward as it sounds.

You start with your business operating profit or loss, then make adjustments to reconcile that figure with your actual taxable income. From there, we apply any concessions, rebates and offsets you're entitled to - and that's what determines your tax liability.

Getting this right means knowing what counts as assessable income, what you can legitimately claim as a deduction, and making sure your records back it all up.

Not sure if your books are in good shape heading into EOFY? Give our team a call on 9707 2788 - we're here to help you get it sorted.

This post contains general information only and does not constitute financial or tax advice. Please speak with your client manager before making any decisions.

Under Payday Super, the consequences of paying super late are getting significantly stricter - and it's worth knowing ex...
14/06/2026

Under Payday Super, the consequences of paying super late are getting significantly stricter - and it's worth knowing exactly what's at stake before 1 July 2026.

From that date, super must be received by your employee's fund within 7 business days of payday. Miss that window, and the Super Guarantee Charge (SGC) applies. Here's how the new SGC differs from the current rules:

Under the current rules:

The SGC is self-assessed by you, calculated based on salary and wages, charged at 10% interest per annum, and is not tax deductible.

From 1 July 2026:

The ATO will assess the SGC themselves - no more self-reporting. Interest will compound daily at the general interest charge rate. There's also an additional administrative uplift penalty that varies depending on your history of compliance. The silver lining? The SGC will be tax deductible under the new rules.

The ATO is also hiring thousands of extra staff specifically to monitor Payday Super compliance, so this isn't an area to leave to chance.

The best protection is simple: get your payroll set up correctly before July so super goes out on time, every pay cycle.

Not sure if your current setup is ready? Get in touch with the Casey Partners team - we're helping clients prepare now.

11/06/2026

At Casey Partners, we're big believers in relationships over transactions. 🤝

When we understand someone at both a professional and a personal level, we get a much clearer picture of what they actually need.

And honestly? We'd much rather a client come to us five, six, seven times throughout the year with questions and problems we can work through together.

That's the kind of accounting practice we've built. One where the door is always open.

Before 30 June, it's worth checking whether you've made the most of your super concessional contributions cap.For the 20...
09/06/2026

Before 30 June, it's worth checking whether you've made the most of your super concessional contributions cap.

For the 2025-26 financial year, the cap is $30,000. This includes employer contributions, salary sacrifice, and personal contributions you claim as a tax deduction. Topping up your super before EOFY is a way to reduce your taxable income while building your future at the same time. If you have unused cap amounts from previous years, you may also be able to carry them forward.

Not sure where you sit? Reach out to our team and we'll help you work it out.

Call us on 9707 2788 or send us an email.

08/06/2026

Tax. It's one of those things that can feel overwhelming - even for experienced business owners.

GST, income tax, PAYG withholding... and then BAS time rolls around and suddenly you're trying to work out where every figure is coming from.

The good news? It doesn't have to be that complicated. One of the simplest things you can do is set aside a percentage of your income each week or month into a separate bank account - so when your BAS is due, the money is already there.

Small steps like this make a big difference to your cash flow and your peace of mind.

Not sure if you're across all your tax obligations? Give our office a call or send us an email - we're happy to walk you through it.

📞 Call us on 9707 2788

Please note our office will be closed on Monday 8 June for the King's Birthday public holiday. 🇦🇺We'll be back in the of...
06/06/2026

Please note our office will be closed on Monday 8 June for the King's Birthday public holiday. 🇦🇺

We'll be back in the office on Tuesday 9 June, ready to help with all your accounting needs.

From all of us at Casey Partners - enjoy the long weekend! 🎉

If you have an urgent query, please leave us a message and we'll get back to you as soon as we return.

04/06/2026

Knowledge is power - especially when it comes to your tax bill. 💡

If a tax bill lands in your inbox at the end of the quarter or year and you have no idea where it came from, that's a problem worth solving.

Understanding how your business is operating, and why that number looks the way it does, is what gives you the ability to plan ahead, manage your cash flow, and actually run your business with confidence.

That's what we're here for - not just to crunch the numbers, but to make sure you understand them too.

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67-69 High Street
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