Account Manager & BOOKKEEPER IN ALICE SPRINGS

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Streamline Financial Management

Remote Assistant helps sole traders and small businesses across Alice Springs and Central Australia keep their books in order.


What’s Included:


  • Tracking income & expenses
  • Managing invoices & payments
  • Organising financial records
  • Preparing simple, clear reports


Call 0429 186 006. Remote Assistant is here to help.

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offering tailored support

Every business is different, especially in the Northern Territory. I work with mechanics, plumbers, carpet layers and other local trades to offer bookkeeping that suits the way you work.


  • Flexible help with day-to-day finance tasks
  • Support for cash flow tracking & budgeting
  • Aiming to provide accurate & on-time record keeping
  • Help understanding where your business stands


Extra Services, All in One Place


Alongside bookkeeping, I offer:



Let’s keep things running smoothly behind the scenes so you can focus on the job. Contact me today to learn more.

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  • What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?

    Bookkeeping involves recording daily financial transactions such as sales, expenses and invoice payments. It focuses on organising and maintaining accurate financial records, typically using spreadsheets or accounting software. Accounting, on the other hand, takes the data recorded by bookkeeping and analyses it to create financial statements, prepare tax returns and provide insights into the business’s financial health. While bookkeeping is about data entry and record-keeping, accounting involves interpretation and financial planning. 


  • Why is bookkeeping important for small businesses?

    Bookkeeping can be essential for small businesses because it helps track income and expenses, maintain financial clarity and stay compliant with tax and legal requirements. Good bookkeeping can allow business owners to see where their money is going, avoid cash flow issues and make informed decisions about spending and growth. Without clear records, it becomes difficult to budget, plan for tax time or apply for loans. Regular bookkeeping also reduces the risk of errors or missed payments, helping to build a solid financial foundation. 

  • How often should small businesses update their books?

    Ideally, bookkeeping should be updated weekly or at least monthly. Regular updates can help avoid backlogs, reduce the risk of forgotten transactions and make it easier to track cash flow. For businesses with frequent transactions—such as tradespeople or service providers—weekly bookkeeping is often best. Waiting until the end of the financial year to organise books can result in missed deductions, late fees or rushed tax returns. Staying on top of your books helps maintain accuracy and supports better decision-making.


  • What software is commonly used for bookkeeping in Australia?

    In Australia, small businesses often use software like Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks for bookkeeping. These platforms allow for bank reconciliation, invoice tracking, expense categorisation and report generation. Many also integrate with payroll systems and tax platforms to simplify compliance. Cloud-based options are popular because they allow real-time access from anywhere, making it easier for business owners and bookkeepers to collaborate. Choosing the right software depends on your business size, needs and preferred workflow.

We understand that every client’s needs are different—that’s why we offer flexible business hours. Whether you need early morning assistance, evening support, or something in between, we’re here to accommodate your schedule. Let’s find a time that works best for you!