frequently asked questions

While our courses could potentially benefit any small business owner by providing general accounting, spreadsheet and software knowledge, they are designed for sole traders. Therefore they do not cover accounting for partnerships, companies, or trusts, and do not cover accounting for payroll, GST, inventory, depreciation, debits and credits and all that complicated stuff.

If you want to learn the accounting process and some Mad Skillz in Excel, sure. But the smart spreadsheet provided in the course does not have GST accounting built into it, so you would have to modify it to show the GST separately. However, a GST version is in the pipeline, so if you don’t want to have to figure that out yourself, stay tuned ...

Yes. She has an accounting degree, began her accounting career as a small business bookkeeper, grew up to be a systems accountant for large corporations, and is now returning to her roots helping small businesses.

Hell no - she doesn’t want to die of boredom! Systems and process improvement are her jam. And explaining accounting to non-accountants. While she’ll be collaborating with registered BAS agents and registered tax accountants to ensure the information provided is accurate, she is unable to give tax advice, and you should investigate any discrepancies between the material provided in these courses and what your tax accountant tells you.

Of course you can! Anna would HATE for you to waste your money on something that’s not a good fit for you. You can message us or book a free 20-minute Connection Call with Anna on our Contact Us page to discuss your needs.

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