On this episode, Sam and Hannah sit down with Linda Cameron from Moneypenny Bookkeeping to discuss the importance of good bookkeeping practices for employers and businesses working within the NDIS. If you have just started a business, are looking to get a new venture off the ground or generally struggle with the bookkeeping and accounting side of things this is an especially useful chat to tune into. There's plenty for everyone to learn though, and we hope you enjoy listening in as much as we enjoyed catching up with Linda on the lovely Gold Coast.

All information provided in this episode is for general educational purposes only and should not be taken as bookkeeping or accounting advice. If you need to know more, please contact a BAS registered bookkeeper, or NDIS knowledgeable accountant for guidance specific to your circumstances

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