This week we talk tax time 2021 and what you should be doing before the new year to save some tax! 

This week we chat about some more about the idea of lifestyle accounting!

This week we tackle the age old question, do I need to keep my receipts? 

Tim asked a simple question a few weeks ago, "why do people not use hubdoc if they are using Xero?". So this week we chat with Dan Shiner GM of product code free accounting at Xero to talk about all things Hubdoc. What has the journey of Hubdoc been like, what are they doing now and where are they going with the product in the future! 

This week we catch up with friend of the podcast Ian Winn about things that you need to consider when getting a home loan if you're self-employed. 

If you have listened to our podcast you would have heard us mention The Gap at some point. The Gap's purpose is to help accountants accelerate small business success by providing them with the tools and systems to do so! But Mark has had an interesting journey to get to that point including owning and operating his own accounting firm for many years. We chat to Mark about his flearnings along the way and how he arrived at the idea for The Gap. 

This week we discuss the 2021 budget. We make predictions and then see if we were right! 

This week we do our first review of a popular business related book Profit First by Mike Micholwicz. We discuss what we think is good about the book and extract those golden nuggets of wisdom. 

This week on the podcast is for you all you wondering how to become an accountant! We bring Jy and Bec from our team at CATS who are at different stages of the journey to talk about their experiences and we give out some general tips about the process and what we find helps from an employer and employee point of view. 

This week we chat to Quinten Willemse about how your health can directly affect your businesses performance. We discuss the idea of lifestyle medicine and examining the factors in your life, the good and bad habits you might have that lead to good health and in turn a better business.