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Whether you need assistance with your individual or business accounting needs, we are here to help you explore your potential. 


Perhaps you need input to your business strategy? Maybe you have an issue to trouble shoot? Or, you need your accounting and tax affairs handled with accuracy, professionalism and care. If you want your business to achieve its full potential, tap into our know-how! We have experience working with many progressive small and medium sized businesses across a wide range of industries.


If you are an individual, perhaps you need help optimising your rental and investment portfolios for tax? Or you are a contractor needing to complete a tax return and make ACC payments?


Whatever your circumstances, count on us. Spot on numbers. Accurate advice. No worries. Let's work together!

Testimonials

"My company was experiencing very rapid growth and I needed more working capital. I approached my existing bank who were unwilling to assist. Paul helped me with cashflow projections to prove my business case and introduced me to a new bank who understood my business."
Stewart Robertson, Stirling Recruitment Limited
"Just a quick note of appreciation in assisting with the setting up of my new company. Until now I have used your services for the past 4 years purely from an accounting perspective, however found that your ability to provide strategic input in an organisational programme and corporate governance"
David Coley, Cruise Escapes Limited
I found Paul to be extremely through and competent when I asked him to value two of my companies. I would have no hesitation in recommending Paul Martin Accounting. Thank you for your help Paul.
Ian Charlton, Advantage Cars Ltd
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for providing such a professional and positive experience over the past few years. It has always been a pleasure dealing with you and I am sure I will continue to provide inputs from my side going forward."
Natasha Gill, Jamil Holdings Limited

Service Plans & Packages


When you sign up for one of our convenient service plans, you have the certainty of knowing what you are getting from the outset with your annual fees agreed upfront, then spread over the year via easy monthly repayments. We can help you manage every aspect of your business and personal financial affairs and tailor make a programme of services to fit your circumstances.



Useful Tools...


We offer a range of free, easy to use online tools to help you manage aspects of your business and keep you up to date with tax facts and information as well as key financial dates.

Get in Touch...


If you have a general enquiry or would like to meet with a member of our accounting team in Botany, please feel free to call us or make an appointment.


PMCA Blog

Does your business idea have wings? 5-steps for starting a business

By Paul Martin • February 14, 2026
Got a great business idea but don’t know where to start? Follow this 5-step plan for setting up your new business and setting the best foundations for success.

Should you keep your family trust?

By Paul Martin • February 13, 2026
Changes to the Trusts Act 2019 have led to a swathe of Mum and Dad settlors and trustees rushing to wind up their trusts. Many clients have asked us what we think, and my response is always to go back to the reason the trust was first set up and whether these benefits still apply.

Renting out your bach? Beware of tax traps that could cost you.

By Paul Martin • November 24, 2025
As the summer holiday period approaches, many people with baches or holiday homes may be considering renting them out to generate an additional income stream. However, renting out a holiday home is not as straightforward as you may think. There are a number of tax rules which need to be carefully considered.

Are you heading away for a break from the business these holidays?

By Paul Martin • November 23, 2025
This time of year can be hard on small business, including sole traders. Your expenses continue and your cashflow can suffer when your debtors go on holiday.

Protecting you and your business: using trusts

By Paul Martin • November 11, 2025
Have you ever wondered about the best ways to protect you and your business? In this series, we’ll look at the keyways to use trusts, insurance and risk-management techniques to protect both your personal assets and the future of your business. In this article, we’ll look at how you can use a trust to shelter your assets.

Should you buy or lease your business assets?

By Paul Martin • November 11, 2025
There are certain items of equipment, machinery and hardware that are essential to the operation of your business – whether it’s the delivery van you use to run your home-delivery food service, or the high-end digital printer to run your print business. But when a critical business asset is required, should you buy this item outright, or should you lease the item and pay for it in handy monthly instalments?
If you are a landlord, make sure you know about the new pet rules for tenants.

New pet rules for tenancies from 1 December 2025

By Jo Martin • November 3, 2025
If you are a landlord, make sure you know about the new pet rules for tenants. From 1 December 2025, tenants are permitted to keep pets and landlords must agree.
Most businesses will give to employees, clients and often charities at Christmas time.

Understanding Christmas gift and entertainment tax rules for clients, customers and employees

By Paul Martin • November 1, 2025
Most businesses will give to employees, clients and often charities at Christmas time. From morning teas to elaborate Christmas functions, from cards and calendars to hampers and the latest gadgets, Christmas is a season of giving.

Understanding provisional tax in tough economic conditions

By Paul Martin • August 5, 2025
If you had to pay tax of more than $5,000 in your last income tax return, you may have to pay provisional tax for the following year. Provisional tax is like making progress payments on next year's income tax.

Dealing with uncertainty - tips for business owners

By Paul Martin • November 5, 2024
Inflation may be down but there’s still real uncertainty for business owners.