A second set of qualified eyes on your tax returns.
Prior-year return reviews for individuals and businesses: we check what was lodged, find what was missed, and amend while the window is still open.
Get in touchWorth reviewing if…
- You self-lodged through myGov in busy years
- You own a rental property and never had a depreciation schedule
- You sold property, shares or crypto and estimated the gain
- Your business changed accountants and something feels unchecked
- You just want certainty that past years are right
How it works
Authorise us as your tax agent, and we pull your lodgement history and ATO records directly — no paperwork archaeology on your side. You get a short written summary: what is fine, what we would amend, and what it is worth. Then you decide.
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FAQ
Tax review questions, answered
What is an income tax return review?
A qualified second look at returns that have already been lodged — yours or your business’s — checking for errors, missed deductions, incorrect treatments and opportunities the original preparer did not take. If we find something material, an amendment can usually recover it.
How far back can a tax return be amended?
Generally two years from your notice of assessment for individuals and small businesses, and four years for more complex taxpayers — so recent years are always worth reviewing while the window is open. Outside those windows options narrow quickly, which is why we suggest a review sooner rather than someday.
What do reviews most commonly find?
Missed depreciation on rental properties, work-related and home-office deductions left unclaimed, capital gains calculated without the full cost base, small business concessions not applied, and income averaging or offsets missed. Sometimes the finding runs the other way — an error that is safer corrected voluntarily than discovered by the ATO.
What does a review cost?
A fixed fee quoted up front based on the years and complexity involved. If a review of a straightforward return finds nothing, it is a modest cost for certainty; where amendments recover refunds, the review typically pays for itself several times over.