Roydon Snelgar

Turning year-end compliance into $48,000 of advisory fees

9 February 2026

Firm type: Plastering company Client profile: Family group with operating business The problem: Client had $12m annual sales, and minimal profits. The TaxFitness system used 5‑Minute Top 20% Business Benchmark System Business advisory database The TaxFitness Top 20% Business Benchmarking System The outcome $48,000 in additional advisory fees from one client Over two years improved the…

Where the lost salary return fees will and won’t be replaced

7 February 2026

When salary return numbers drop, the obvious question is: “Where does that revenue get replaced?” For some firms, it won’t be. If your firm’s value is tied to checking receipts and lodging forms, there’s no natural upgrade path. The work just disappears. But for firms that understand advisory, the shift is straightforward. The $1,000 standard…

2026 growth blueprint for ambitious firms with Ange Macdonald

2 February 2026

2026 Growth blueprint for ambitious firms Presented by: Ange Macdonald and Ben Hayden-Smith Invitation-only Masterclass Exclusive. Join us who will be sharing how to: What actually needs to change inside a firm for advisory to work Why marketing alone doesn’t fix advisory problems How firms can move from ideas to action without overwhelming their team…

TaxFitness Partners with FBT Salary Packaging Solutions

30 January 2026

We are thrilled to announce our latest partnership with FBT Salary Packaging Solutions. By teaming up with Australia’s leading FBT specialists, we are bringing you exclusive, custom training designed specifically for the industry. Whether you are in Accounting, Finance, Payroll, or HR, this is your opportunity to upskill with training delivered by the best in…

Auto wreckers don’t have a revenue problem, they have a vehicle economics problem

28 January 2026

Most wreckers chase volume. More cars. Bigger yard. Longer days. Top-20% wreckers focus on profit per vehicle. Here’s what the data shows. Top-20% Auto Wreckers Revenue: $1.1m – $1.4m COGS: 30% – 35% Wages: 20% – 30% Net profit: 15% – 20% Parts sales: 75% – 85% of revenue Inventory turnover: 2.5x – 4x Quote conversion: 50% – 65% Same industry. Same cars.…

Where lost salary return fees will, and won’t be replaced

21 January 2026

When salary return numbers drop, the obvious question is: “Where does that revenue get replaced?” For some firms, it won’t be. If your firm’s value is tied to checking receipts and lodging forms, there’s no natural upgrade path. The work just disappears. But for firms that understand advisory, the shift is straightforward. The $1,000 standard…

$1,000 standard work-related deduction

14 January 2026

From 1 July 2026, the ATO is introducing a $1,000 standard work-related deduction. If a client’s deductions are $1,000 or less, they can claim it without receipts. If they’re over $1,000, nothing changes. Records still matter. Advice still matters. This change doesn’t make accountants redundant. It exposes where time has been wasted. Chasing receipts for basic deductions…

How accountants actually turn advisory into $30k–$100k of real fees

22 December 2025

Too many accountants ask me the same question: “How do we actually turn tax planning and advisory into real revenue — not just nicer reports?” Here’s the honest answer. Software alone doesn’t do it. Neither does a one-off webinar or a template download. What works is guided execution, applying the work with real clients, refining it,…

The most underrated advisory tool in Australia

18 December 2025

Most accountants underestimate one of the easiest wins sitting right in front of them: Occupation-specific tax advice. Generic deduction lists don’t cut it anymore. Clients want clarity, not guesswork — and they want to know you understand their world, not just “tax rules”. That’s why we built the TaxFitness Occupation Deductions Database — now covering…

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