Not just your Accountant, Bronwyn’s the Chief Financial Officer you need in your corner
Bronwyn believes that great accounting is about more than just numbers – it’s about understanding your business, planning for success and ensuring financial confidence every step of the way.
Who is Bronwyn Pilkinton?
Bronwyn has worked with businesses of all sizes to simplify their financial management, manage their tax obligations and provide valuable business accountability. She’s not just here to file your tax return – she’s here to help you:
- Understand your finances with clear, practical advice
- Plan for success with strategic goal-setting and accountability
- Stay compliant and stress-free with expert tax planning
Most accountants simply look at past numbers and report on them. Bronwyn focusses on the future, helping you achieve growth, stability and freedom – in a capacity that meets your requirements.
Get in touch and learn how she can support your business.
Meet the team that keep me company
Queen
Queen is the matriarch. She likes to get involved and be a part of everything that is going.
If she owned her own business, she would be wearing too many hats. She wastes a lot of time watching what everyone else is doing instead of concentrating on her own stuff.
Her ideal day would be rounding the cattle up and moving them to a new paddock……and then moving them back again.
Neeka
The blonde of the family but don’t let that fool you. She’s the quiet achiever that picks up new skills quickly.
Kinda like a millennial entrepreneur, she’s not scared to give new stuff a go even if she doesn’t get it 100% right straight away.
Her ideal day would be napping somewhere warm and sunny or trying to scam pats of anyone that looks like a potential.
Halo
Halo is the baby of the family. She thinks being in the office is boring and the best paperwork is the stuff you can chew up.
Like some of my tradie clients, she who would rather be out being active than sitting in the office.
Her ideal day would be outside running and doing everything at 100 miles per hour.
Helpful Resources
Being an entrepreneur is like walking a pack of dogs
I have what some people would say is a lot of dogs at the moment. A pack of five border collies ranging in age from the oldest at 17 ½ years old down to the youngest at 6-month-old. Going for walks can be a very different experience each day depending…
What else do I need to know before I start out?
You’ll need to open a separate bank account to operate your business from. This will need to be an account that is used solely for business. Keep it separate from your personal accounts so that all your business income and expenses go in and out of it. If you need…
Should I register for PAYE?
You can register for PAYE at the same time as you register your business and register for GST. But this will depend on whether you are planning on employing staff. If you don’t have any plans to employ staff right at the beginning, then there is no point in registering. …
What will my Accountant need to be able to do my end of year accounts?
Getting the “stuff” ready for your accountant at the end of the financial year can be stressful for some business owners. You can’t remember what they asked you for last year and you’d like to get it sorted so you know it’s under control sooner rather than later. Here’s list…
ACC & ACC Cover Plus Extra
Paying Accident Compensation Corporation levies is unfortunately something a profitable small business owner is unlikely to be able to avoid paying. Levies can go up and down depending on the type of year you’ve had. And just like provisional tax, if you have a profitable first year, you can end…
Should I register for GST?
If you are starting out in business and your turnover for 12 months is going to be above $60,000, then you will need to register for GST at the same time as you set your business up. By “turnover”, we are talking about your total sales that you charge your…
Starting a New Business – Where to start
What sort of entity should I be? Sole Trader, Partnership, Company or Trust? They type of entity you decide on will depend on your personal circumstances. Being a sole trader, means that you are the only person running the business and you will be personally responsible for all business costs. …
Running a Business
Running a business is like going out to Onepu Mountain Bike Park. If you haven’t done your research or been out there before, the temptation to go through the main track and head straight up past the sandpit to “The Ridge” to get up to the top is pretty high. For…
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