When you become a client of Your Business Angels, there’s something you’ll notice straight away — we ask questions, lots of them.
We follow up, we remind, and sometimes, yes, we even nag.
But it’s not because we enjoy the chase. It’s because we care enough to protect you.
Our “tough love” approach keeps your business safe, compliant, and miles away from the ATO’s radar.
Red Flags We Watch So You Don’t Have To
The ATO’s systems are sharp. They don’t rely on random audits anymore — they look for patterns:
- Late BAS or tax returns
- Big changes in income or expenses
- Deductions that don’t fit the business
- Inconsistent data between the bank, payroll, and what’s reported
The good news?
In all our years of trading, not one of our clients has been audited.
That’s not luck — that’s because we spot the red flags first, and fix them before anyone else does.
Our Feedback Loop: Why We Report Every Month
We don’t just crunch numbers once a year and send you a surprise tax bill.
We run a feedback loop — a continuous rhythm that keeps you in control.
Every month, we review your cash accounts and send a simple report showing:
- What’s healthy
- What needs adjusting
- What could become a problem
It’s a system that talks back. It tells you what your business is doing right now — not six months after the fact.
That’s how we keep you compliant and confident.
Why We Ask Questions (and Why That’s a Good Sign)
When you get a call or an email from us asking,
“What was this expense for?”
“Why did sales jump here?”
“Has this been paid yet?”
we’re not doubting you — we’re defending you.
We’re making sure your books stay clean, your story makes sense, and your records tell the truth the ATO expects to see.
Sometimes it feels like we’re tapping the brakes — slowing you down to double-check something — but that’s exactly how we keep you safe on the financial road.
Tough Love, Smooth Ride
The toughest part of business isn’t paying tax — it’s staying in control of it.
That’s what we’re here for.
Our job is to protect your business, your reputation, and your future.
And sometimes that means being the steady voice that says,
“Hang on — let’s look at this again.”
So when we nag, take it as a compliment.
It means your business matters enough for us to care deeply about getting it right.
Your Business Angels
Repair the past. Rescue the future.
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