Expat Taxes Australia

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Who we are ------------ Expat Taxes Australia is a specialist Australian tax practice, established in 2006, acting for thousands of Australian expatriates in around 115 countries, with 356 five-star client reviews and a strong technical reputation. Our preparation team has been based in Ho Chi Minh City since 2015, is led day to day from within Vietnam by our Tax Managers, and we are expanding the team there. Our founder lived and worked in Vietnam and South East Asia for over a decade; this is not an offshore back office, it is where our engine lives. We are unlike traditional accounting firms - we're a very modern, technology focused accounting firm that is growing rapidly. We operate 100% in the cloud with technology that means we can work wherever our laptops fall open - all we need is our computer and a wi-fi connection! So if you want to work in a firm that allows you to work from a beach in Nha Trang, or from a cafe in Saigon, then we're the firm for you - in fact we do not know of any other accounting firm in Vietnam or Australia that provides this opportunity! What do we do? We do Australian tax, for Australian small businesses and for Australian expatriates located all over the world. We prepare taxation returns, provide taxation advice and help our clients maximise their opportunities wherever they're located . . . thats it! We’re not distracted by anything else we do Australian tax for Australian expatriates . . . specialised work but simple in concept! Our sole focus is to support Australian expatriates & small businesses, who traditionally have struggled to receive, focused, specialised tax advice, relevant to their circumstances. Want to do interesting work for interesting clients located all over the world? Then get in touch with us today - we'd love to hear from smart, hard-working accountants that are passionate about helping clients, and that also like to have fun . . . because who said tax and accounting has to be boring?!