TaxAssist Accountants was pleased to provide its franchisees with personalised versions of the Federal Budget 2021 material to share and communicate with clients, prospects and business referral contacts.
This included a summary highlighting the announcements that will affect businesses and the self-employed, and an e-mail newsletter to its clients.
The latter was personalised for franchisees’ individual websites enabling them to share with their clients the changes pertinent to their businesses just hours after the Budget was delivered.
The centralised mailing system meant franchisees were able to benefit from the TaxAssist Support Centre team sharing the Budget Summary and Highlights to franchisees’ Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn Business Pages and personal profiles on their behalf.
Over the next few days, the team will be posting the following Budget-related stories, across franchisees’ social media profiles and pages:
- Pausing debt recovery action now easier for small businesses
- ‘Shop local’ campaign to help support SMEs
- Digital boost for small businesses
- New asset write-off and loss carry-back measure announced
- How does the Digital Solutions-Australian Small Business Advisory Services program work?
Mandy Sigaloff, Managing Director, said: “The Support Centre team pulled out all the stops to ensure we delivered bespoke Budget commentary in a timely and efficient manner for the benefit of both the accountants in our network and their clients. This Budget was hugely important for business owners across Australia to understand how the Government is going to support them to get the economy back on its feet following the pandemic.
“We emailed the Budget summary to clients on behalf of franchisees, leaving them free to concentrate on running their practices – one of the many beneficial services we offer to our network of accountants.”
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Accreditations & ethics
The Group abides by the ethics of the British Franchise Association (bfa) and works closely with all relevant accountancy and tax professional bodies and institutions. TaxAssist Accountants is also a member of the Irish Franchise Association and the Franchise Council of Australia (FCA).
