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MYOB:

Benefits


1. Accounting and Bookkeeping

At the heart of MYOB's software suite is automating tasks such as invoicing, expense tracking, and bank reconciliation. By linking directly with your bank accounts, the software ensures that transactions are automatically imported and categorised, businesses can easily track cashflow, monitor profits and losses, and maintain a clear view of their financial health, all from a central dashboard. 


2. Payroll Management

Their payroll feature enables accurate and compliant payroll processing, helping businesses meet tax obligations, including PAYG withholding, Single Touch Payroll (STP) and superannuation. For businesses with more complex payroll needs, they offer scalable solutions, including automated leave calculations, roster management, and 

timesheet integration. 


3. Tax Compliance

MYOB simplifies tax management by integrating with the ATO and offering tools that allow businesses to lodge their GST, BAS, and PAYG returns directly from the platform. Their tax calculator is up-to-date with current rates and thresholds, ensuring accurate reporting. Moreover, its inbuilt compliance checks help businesses avoid common mistakes, minimising the risk of penalties or audits.


4. Inventory Management

For businesses dealing with physical products, the platform allows businesses to track stock levels, set reorder points, and monitor inventory costs. This ensures having sufficient stock on hand without over-ordering, which helps maintain cashflow and reduce wastage. Additionally, businesses can track their stock across multiple locations.


5. Customised Invoicing and Payments

The platform enables businesses to create customised invoices and send them directly to clients. With built-in payment gateways like BPAY and credit card payment options, businesses can offer clients a range of ways to settle their accounts. Furthermore, it allows users to track overdue payments and send automatic reminders.


6. Time Tracking and Project Management

For service-based businesses, there are tools for time tracking and project management. Users can log billable hours and assign them to specific clients or projects, ensuring that all work is accurately accounted for when invoicing. 


7. Multi-Currency and International Transactions

This feature allows businesses to manage sales, expenses, and payments in foreign currencies while keeping track of currency fluctuations. It automatically updates exchange rates, making it easier to calculate gains or losses from currency movements.


8. Integration and Add-Ons

It connects seamlessly with other business applications such as point-of-sale systems, CRM software, Shopify e-commerce platforms, and Stripe, allowing businesses to create a holistic ecosystem that suits their operational needs.


9. Cloud-Based Solutions and Mobile Access

Cloud-based solutions that allow business owners to access their financial data from anywhere, at any time. The cloud storage feature guarantees that data is backed up and secure, reducing the risk of data loss or corruption.


Disclaimer

The information provided in this article does not constitute advice. The information is of a general nature only and does not take into account your individual financial situation. It should not be used, relied upon, or treated as a substitute for specific professional advice. We recommend that you contact Brentnalls SA before making any decision to discuss your particular requirements or circumstances.

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