AuditShield Service


Protect yourself from extra accounting costs in the case of an audit

Our AuditShield service covers the payment of all accounting fees if the ATO or another government body chooses to audit, review or investigate you. It’s a fixed, cost-effective solution to guard against the unbudgeted costs associated with an audit.


Which Events Are Covered?

 

  • Income tax
  • GST and BAS
  • Superannuation Guarantee
  • PAYG Withholding
  • Fringe Benefits tax
  • Payroll tax
  • Land tax
  • Stamp Duty / Transfer Duty
  • WorkCover
  • Self-managed superannuation funds
  • and many other lodged returns.

 

 

What Costs Are Covered?

Our policy covers:

 

  • all professional fees up to the prescribed limit (with no excess) when you engage us to respond to or represent you in a review, audit or investigation.
  • legal fees
  • bookkeeping fees
  • specialist professional advisor fees (e.g. quantity surveyors, valuers and actuaries).

 

Who Is Covered?

All of our clients can take advantage of the AuditShield service. Different levels of cover are available for:

 

  • salary and wage earners
  • businesses or business groups with turnover under $100 million
  • Self-managed superannuation funds.
  • In most cases, individuals and family entities can be covered by the same policy as the business entity for no extra cost.

 


Is It Tax Deductible?

The cost of this policy is fully tax deductible.

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