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Accountant in Kellyville

Kellyville is the fastest-changing suburb we serve, and after the May 2026 Budget its investors are in a better position than almost anywhere else in the Hills.

Kellyville has grown rapidly, and the client base reflects that: younger families, first and second-time property investors, and trade businesses with more work than they can handle servicing the ongoing development.

The dominant feature is new housing. Estates around Kellyville and the Metro corridor are recent builds, and that single fact now carries more tax significance than it did six months ago.

Registered tax agent, 25+ years’ experience
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Based in Norwest, minutes from Kellyville
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Who we work with in Kellyville

The clients we see here

New-build property investors

Where the depreciation entitlement is at its largest and, since May 2026, the negative gearing position is materially better than for established homes.

Young families

First returns with a mortgage, first investment property, and the structuring decisions that are far cheaper to get right early than to unwind later.

Growing trade businesses

Builders and subcontractors working the local developments, moving from sole trader towards a company as turnover and risk grow.

First-time business owners

New ABNs, the GST registration threshold arriving sooner than expected, and quarterly BAS becoming a reality.

What matters locally

New builds keep full negative gearing, and that is now a real advantage. From 1 July 2027, negative gearing on established homes bought after Budget night is restricted to offsetting residential property income. New builds are explicitly exempt — losses can still be deducted against your salary. Given how much of Kellyville's stock is new, local investors are better placed than most. The full detail is in our article on the Budget changes.

Depreciation on a new build is substantial, and it is the most commonly missed deduction we see. A new property carries both capital works and full plant and equipment entitlements — the restriction on second-hand assets does not apply. A quantity surveyor's schedule typically costs several hundred dollars and returns multiples of that in the first year.

Growing trades hit the GST threshold faster than expected. Registration is required once turnover reaches $75,000 in a twelve-month period, or as soon as you expect it will. In a suburb with this much construction work, that arrives quickly, and registering late means paying GST you never collected.

Services

Everything we do for Kellyville clients

Individual tax returns Company & trust returns BAS & GST Bookkeeping SMSF accounting Tax planning Investment property tax Late tax returns

FAQ

Common questions

New builds were deliberately exempted from the negative gearing restriction. Losses on a new dwelling can still be deducted against your salary, exactly as before, while established homes bought after 7:30pm on 12 May 2026 can only offset losses against residential property income. New builds also carry full depreciation entitlements, including plant and equipment, which established properties lost in 2017.

Once your business turnover reaches $75,000 in a twelve-month period, or as soon as you expect it will. For trades working steadily on local developments this can arrive faster than anticipated. Registering late means you owe GST on sales you never charged it on.

Consider it if you carry genuine liability risk or retain profit in the business rather than drawing it all out. A company caps tax on retained profit at 25% or 30% versus up to 47% personally. If you draw everything out and your risk is low, a sole trader is usually cheaper — a company adds roughly $1,200 or more a year in compliance cost.

Talk to an accountant in Kellyville

The first consultation is free, and you will speak to Emile directly. Updated 12 August 2026.

Book a consultation Call 0413 115 225