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For tradies and sole traders

Still doing your BAS at midnight?Hand it over. Lodged on time, every quarter.

Send us your receipts and we'll prepare and lodge your BAS, and tell you what to set aside before it's due. No need to come in, and no judgement about the shoebox.

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Send me the checklistYour next BAS is due 28 October.

Sound familiar?Where the BAS goes wrong.

It's rarely the work. It's the receipts in the ute, the one card for everything, and the deadline that sneaks up.

Receipts everywhere

Fuel, tools and parts are spread across the glovebox, the console and your email.

One card for everything

Business and personal spending mixed together, so sorting takes all night.

The deadline sneaks up

The BAS is due in two days and you haven't started.

The bill you didn't plan for

Nothing set aside when the amount to pay lands.

How it worksReceipts in. BAS out.

Four steps, then it runs every quarter.

  1. Send your receiptsA photo of last quarter's receipts is enough to start.
  2. Bank feeds set upYour transactions sort themselves from then on.
  3. You get the figureA reminder with what to set aside before it's due.
Send me the checklistYour next BAS is due 28 October.

What you getYour BAS, handled.

One quarter or every quarter.

Every quarter

BAS handled

  • Receipts sorted
  • BAS prepared and lodged
  • reminder with the figure to set aside
  • bank feeds set up once
Donna Hohaia

Who's behind itMeet Donna Hohaia

I'm Donna, a registered BAS agent with 20 years of bookkeeping experience. I started Hohaia Bookkeeping to give local tradies, cafes and small businesses in Shepparton and Mooroopna reliable books at a fair regional price.

I work in Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks and Reckon, so you can keep the system you already use. I look after your bookkeeping and BAS, keep you across what's due, and offer simple monthly plans so you always know what you're paying.

Donna Hohaia
Director
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What clients sayIn their own words.

5.0★★★★★from 3 reviews
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“I was three BAS behind and dreading it. Donna sorted the lot in a couple of weeks and explained everything in plain English. First time I've felt on top of my books.”
SSameElectrician
★★★★★
“Donna set up Xero properly for us and now payroll and super just happen. She's quick to reply and never makes me feel silly for asking.”
PPriyaBloom Florist
★★★★★
“Good bookkeeper, very organised. Monthly reports land on time and my accountant says the file is the cleanest he's seen from us.”
MMarkLanscaper

It's quickThree steps to a BAS off your plate

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Last quarter's receipts, as they are.

We take it from there

You get a price and a date.

Send me the checklistYour next BAS is due 28 October.

QuestionsTradies ask us.

My books are a mess. Is that a problem?

That's normal. We've seen worse, we don't judge, and we'll get you caught up.

Do I need to come in?

No. Photos of receipts, email and phone are enough.

Do I need to register for GST?

It depends on your turnover. Ask us and we'll check it against the rules for you.

Start this quarterThe next BAS is due 28 October.

Get the calendar now and hand this one over.

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