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Nathan Rigney Profit Generator Key note speaker, business success tips, not your typical accountant, Profit First Professional and award winning business owner and mentor.

Imagine an accountant that makes tax time stress free and pain free... Yes it does exist! Tax time can often be an inconvenient and stressful time of year for most people. First you need to set aside time to meet with a tax advisor, then when you meet you can be up for a world of pain. Nathan Rigney, is your dedicated and highly qualified taxation specialist and will ensure you receive the absolute maximum tax return legally available. Better still, we're available when you are. Appointments can be made in the evening or on weekends and if you can't make it into see us, we can complete your interview over the phone. So you won’t be wasting your precious time traveling or taking a few hours out of work just to have your tax return completed. It is our aim to make it stress free and we are here to accommodate you. When you have your tax return completed with NGR Accounting, we guarantee:
•The maximum tax return legally available
•Personal Service
•A Dedicated account manager
•Convenience
•Rapid service
•Dealing with a locally owned and operated business
•Your personal information remains in Australia
•Access to other additional personal services

So call 0415 645 878 today to book an appointment or for further information

22/10/2026

If your business is struggling, doing MORE isn’t always the answer.
More sales.
More customers.
More hours.
More work.
Sometimes you need to stop and work out what actually needs fixing.

For me, that starts with getting clear on the numbers, understanding where the weak points are, making profit a priority and treating the business like a real business, even if it’s just you.

And probably the most important one?
Get support.
You don’t have to know everything. You don’t have to be good at everything. And you definitely don’t have to figure every bloody thing out yourself.

If things aren’t working, avoiding them won’t fix them.

Get clear. Make a plan. Take action.

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“I can’t afford it” isn’t always the end of the conversation.Sometimes the answer genuinely is no. The cash isn’t there ...
21/10/2026

“I can’t afford it” isn’t always the end of the conversation.
Sometimes the answer genuinely is no. The cash isn’t there and spending it would put the business under unnecessary pressure.
But sometimes we’re so focused on the cost that we never calculate the cost of not doing something.
Not hiring.
Not upgrading a broken process.
Not getting professional help.
Spending five hours doing something yourself because you didn’t want to pay someone who could have done it in one.
I’m not interested in spending money for the sake of it.
I want to know:
What problem does this solve, what does the business get back, and can the business actually afford it?
Cheap and smart aren’t always the same thing.
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20/10/2026

Someone recently asked me, whether you could sell a company for $1 and leave its ATO debt behind.

It’s an interesting question.

But changing ownership of a company doesn’t necessarily make everything that happened beforehand disappear.
If that company subsequently enters liquidation, a liquidator can investigate its affairs and the conduct of people who were involved in running it.
And importantly, resigning as a director doesn’t automatically remove potential responsibility for conduct that occurred while you were a director.
This is why I don’t like business owners waiting until a financial problem becomes a crisis before getting advice.
If the company is struggling to pay debts when they’re due, get the right people involved early.
Don’t rely on a clever workaround someone mentioned at the pub.

If the solution to a serious financial problem sounds too good to be true, that’s probably a pretty good reason to get professional advice before doing it.

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19/10/2026

Things business owners say vs what I hear 😂
After years of working with business owners, sometimes I hear things a little differently…
🙈 “I don’t really need to know all the numbers.”
What I hear: I’m running my business blindfolded.
💻 “I’ll save money and do it myself.”
What I hear: I’m about to spend half a day doing something someone else could do properly.
📊 “I only need to see my accountant at tax time.”
What I hear: I’m probably not talking to my accountant enough.
🪄 “I’ll deal with it later.”
What I hear: Hopefully the problem magically disappears.
💸 “I can’t afford my expenses.”
What I hear: Maybe I’m not charging enough.
Sometimes what you say isn’t actually the problem.

Which one have you said? 😂👇

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18/10/2026

PAYG just appeared on your BAS and you’re thinking… what the hell is THAT? 😂

Welcome to PAYG instalments.

The simple explanation is that the ATO doesn’t necessarily wait until you lodge your tax return to collect all the tax on your business and investment income.

Instead, PAYG instalments are regular prepayments towards your expected income tax bill.

If you’re paying quarterly, you may have a choice between:

👉 An instalment amount calculated by the ATO.

👉 An instalment rate, where the amount you pay changes based on your instalment income for that period.

That second option can be particularly useful for businesses where income moves around significantly throughout the year.

Think an ice cream shop.

Summer might be bloody brilliant. 🍦☀️

Winter? Maybe not so much. 😂

And if your circumstances have changed and you think the ATO’s amount or rate doesn’t reflect what you’re likely to earn, PAYG instalments can potentially be varied, but you need to calculate this properly because varying too low can have consequences.

The important thing?

Don’t just see PAYG on your BAS and blindly pay it without understanding what it is.

Know what you’re paying and why.

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Sometimes the problem isn’t your spending. It’s your pricing.Business owners can spend a ridiculous amount of energy try...
15/10/2026

Sometimes the problem isn’t your spending. It’s your pricing.

Business owners can spend a ridiculous amount of energy trying to save $20 here and $50 there while completely ignoring the number that can make a much bigger difference:
What are you charging?

If you’ve reviewed your expenses, you’re running relatively lean and there’s still never enough left over, your pricing deserves a proper look.

Are your prices covering the real cost of delivering what you sell?
Your staff?
Your overheads?
Your time?
And a profit?

Being busy doesn’t automatically mean you’re charging enough.
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14/10/2026

To every business owner who’s struggling right now, I want you to hear this. ❤️

You are more than your business.

You are more than your financial situation.

And you are more than whatever problems you’re facing today.

I recently heard the heartbreaking news that someone had taken their own life, and it really affected me.

I didn’t even know the person, but it hit hard.

Because I know how overwhelming life and business can feel sometimes.

I’ve experienced anxiety myself. I’ve had moments where everything feels too much and I don’t know how I’m going to get through what’s in front of me.

And I’m an accountant. I’m supposed to have my s**t together, right?

But I don’t always.

I have people I turn to for support, and I’m incredibly grateful for them.

You don’t have to carry everything on your own.

If you’re struggling, please talk to someone. A friend, a family member, a professional, or someone you trust.

You don’t need to have all the answers today.

And you don’t need to face everything alone.

Your life matters so much more than your business ever will. ❤️

If you need someone to talk to:

Lifeline Australia: 13 11 14
Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636

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13/10/2026

Want to find more profit in your business? Start by looking at where your money is disappearing. 💸

I recently went through my own expenses and found $1,400 I was basically giving away for nothing.
And I’m an accountant. 😂
Unused subscriptions.
Stock sitting there doing nothing.
Spending money that should be put aside for the ATO or super.
Taking more from the business than it can afford.
Trying to save money in places that actually end up costing you more.
It’s not always the big expenses that hurt.
Sometimes it’s all the little leaks you’ve stopped noticing.

How many of these are happening in your business? 👀

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12/10/2026

The government isn’t helping small businesses. But here’s something you might not want to hear. 👀

You can blame the government, the economy, interest rates, inflation and everything else going on around you.

And some of those things genuinely make running a business bloody difficult.

I’ve felt the flow-on effects in my own business.

But here’s the thing.

You still have to take responsibility for what happens next.

Every business has problems. Mine included.

The difference is what you actually DO about them.

Are you identifying what’s not working?

Are you being honest with yourself about the problems?

And most importantly, are you making the changes you need to make?

You can’t control every decision coming out of Canberra.

But you can control a hell of a lot more in your own business than you might think.

The truth will set you free. Even if it pi**es you off. 😂

Agree or disagree? Let me know below. 👇

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Ever looked at your sales and thought: “We’re making good money… so where the hell is it?” 💸You’re definitely not the fi...
11/10/2026

Ever looked at your sales and thought: “We’re making good money… so where the hell is it?” 💸
You’re definitely not the first business owner to ask me that.
The answer usually isn’t one massive expense.
It’s often a combination of things: expenses creeping up, cash tied up, money being taken from the business and confusing what’s sitting in the bank with what’s actually available to spend.
This is why understanding your numbers matters.
Not because I want every business owner sitting around reading financial reports for fun.

I want you to be able to answer a pretty bloody important question:
Where is my money going?

Save this one and have a look at your own business.
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