OPTIMA PARTNERS

OPTIMA PARTNERS Optima Partners is an energetic, innovative and engaging Chartered Accounting firm in Perth WA. We'll give you comprehensive financial solutions.

Our broad range of services will help you with all your accounting and bookkeeping challenges. Optima Partners is an energetic and innovative accounting, taxation and business advisory firm dedicated to providing a full suite of financial services to new and existing clients. We are proactive and place a strong emphasis on providing personal and quality service. Optima Partners understand the uniq

ue needs and goals of businesses and through our professional network can also assist you in litigation support, financing, insurance matters and financial planning. With a combination of experience and innovation we will deliver the best solution for you to optimise your potential

Optima Partners were proud to host Perth Car Clubs 5th anniversary this morning. Great to see over 100 cars of all ages ...
19/04/2026

Optima Partners were proud to host Perth Car Clubs 5th anniversary this morning. Great to see over 100 cars of all ages lined up in front of our Osborne Park office. Thanks for all those who attended.
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Capital gains tax (CGT) in Australia applies when you sell certain assets. Understanding the consequence of CGT before y...
21/08/2025

Capital gains tax (CGT) in Australia applies when you sell certain assets. Understanding the consequence of CGT before you make significant investment decisions can save you a hefty tax bill.

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Optima Partners discuss capital gains tax in Australia and how to maximise return on investment from selling assets.

πŸ“† Here's some   to keep an eye out for this month.
12/08/2025

πŸ“† Here's some to keep an eye out for this month.

A few hashtag   to begin the 2025-26 financial year πŸ“†
08/07/2025

A few hashtag to begin the 2025-26 financial year πŸ“†

Taxpayers are increasingly turning to unreliable sources for tax advice as the 2024-25 financial year draws to a close.C...
25/06/2025

Taxpayers are increasingly turning to unreliable sources for tax advice as the 2024-25 financial year draws to a close.

CPA Australia is warning taxpayers to beware of misleading tax information, urging them to consult professionals rather than dubious online sources.

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Tax misinformation is on the rise, AI tools and social media influencers spreading unreliable advice, CPA Australia urges to seek guidance

Wealthy privately-owned groups have seen an increase in unexpected tax consequences as the ATO firms on succession plann...
17/06/2025

Wealthy privately-owned groups have seen an increase in unexpected tax consequences as the ATO firms on succession planning regulations.

ATO Deputy Commissioner for Private Wealth Louise Clark urges that private groups carefully consider their succession planning practices, as unexpected tax consequences significantly increase.

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The ATO is tightening its focus on succession planning, warning private groups to prioritise tax governance to avoid tax consequences.

11/06/2025

The ATO is currently owed over $105 billion in unpaid debt, Commissioner of Taxation Rob Heferen has confirmed.

β€œIt’s the largest it’s ever been, and it is money that could be benefiting all Australians,” says Heferen.

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A few   to pencil in as we come to the end of the 2024-25 financial year πŸ“†
03/06/2025

A few to pencil in as we come to the end of the 2024-25 financial year πŸ“†

28/05/2025

With the end of the 2024-25 financial year in sight, the time has come again to assess your business affairs and plan for tax season.

Optima Partners outline key considerations and strategies to keep in mind as EOFY 2024-25 approaches.

ASIC has reminded small and medium entities to be conscious of the new sustainability reporting process and the potentia...
20/05/2025

ASIC has reminded small and medium entities to be conscious of the new sustainability reporting process and the potential impact on value chains.

These changes have the potential to dramatically shift the role of SMEs within the value chains of large entities. SMEs may be faced with increasing pressure to provide timely and accurate emissions data. This could lead to higher operational cost, cash flow disruptions and resource allocation issues.

Stay ahead of regulatory changes to sustainability reporting, as SMEs brace for new emissions data expectations impacting value chains.

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Suite 3 128 Main Street
Osborne Park, WA
6017

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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