Reporting
Do You Know Your Break Even Point?

We understand that large jobs challenge your cash-flow and knowing where you stand financially can be difficult to determine with so many moving parts.
Accurate and consistent reporting allows you the transparency to be confident in investing in new employees, equipment, or in taking on a big new project, knowing all of your outgoings and wages will be covered.

Free Guide Reveals
5 Steps To Accurate & On-time Construction Bookkeeping
Enjoy peace of mind knowing your bookkeeping is professional and your business is profitable
What we can deliver for you
Assured Cash-flow Stability
Most Profitable Job Type Insights
Current Business Value Knowledge
Who We Help
LL Bookkeeping assist all businesses across the building and construction sector with their unique needs as we offer a personalised set of services to each organisation
Builders
Tradies
Large, Construction-Based Business Owners

Hi,
My name is Louise Lamb. I help business owners in the building and construction industries perfect their bookkeeping to create a place of certainty and business growth.
I work with sole traders, partners and companies with both sub-contractors and employees on their payroll.
I stay across the numerous employee awards ensuring my clients remain within legislation and out of trouble.
With thanks to my own years in building and construction, I offer my clients the best possible guidance for bookkeeping in their unique industry.
Louise Lamb
Director, LL BookKeeper

How We Do It
Step 1
We submit your legally-required statements and records.
We create and submit a Taxable Payments Annual Report (TPAR), PAYG Withholding & Business activity statement, Payroll Tax and Superannuation Lodgment record for you.
Step 2
We reconcile.
Checking that the balances of two sets of records match at the end of a set period is crucial in ensuring the money leaving an account matches the actual figure spent.
Step 3
We create recurring reports for you.
By regularly updating your Profit & Loss statements, Balance sheets and YTD reports, you always have the insight you need at your fingertips.
Step 4
We keep an eye on your forecasted cash-flow.
Allowing for lump sum payments well before they are due and putting enough away to cover quiet or holiday periods while still ensuring you take home a salary are just some of the ways effective cash-flow forecasting saves you sleepless nights.
Step 5
We compare your jobs.
Looking backward and assessing the actual profit margins of your previously completed jobs is something not all business owners have the time and luxury to do. We take the time to do this for you, on a job category or job location basis.
Testimonials
Rick Micaleff
Rick Micaleff Protech Group Pty Ltd
Having a professional Bookkeeper that specializes in the Construction Industry means I can focus on my business and not worry about my books. I’m confident that Louise of “LL Bookkeeping” will ensure my accounts are up to date, accurate and compliant.

Sammy Leonard
Breeze Balm
Louise is easy going, friendly and really listens to my needs as a business owner. She keeps our finances well groomed and up to date. She provides great advice and helps with realistic budgets. I highly recommend her!
Janine Mcauley
Gold Coast Budget Pools
Louise is a Godsend, we have just started our own business and she was there to help me with my BAS and questions I have with Xero. My stress levels were instantly relieved and felt comfortable straight away, highly recommend her services”
FAQ's
Do I have to pay superannuation to subcontractors?
Are you paying Sole Traders for contract labour hire? There may be an obligation to pay them superannuation. Some of the key points to consider:
Did they quote by the hour or a fixed price for the job?
Do you require them to complete the work themselves or do they have the option to delegate the work?
If they quoted by the hour and didn’t have the option to delegate the work there is most likely a superannuation obligation. If so, this must be paid directly to their selected super fund (not to the sub-contractor). Ask your bookkeeper for guidance if you’re unsure.
I entered my income & purchases and my accountant lodges my bas. What else is there to do?
It’s really important to have this conversation with your accountant. What exactly is covered in their fee? Unless you have your own bookkeeper and you’re confident all the data has been recorded correctly and reconciled (not only your bank accounts but also your balance sheet accounts), are you sure your accountant is receiving and lodging the correct information? Check what is included in their fees in detail. Is there a missing piece in the puzzle that could be costing your business $$$$?
Why should I have a separate bank account for business and personal use?
If you’re using your business bank account for daily purchases than either you or your bookkeeper is spending time entering and coding these transactions. All of your personal expenses are coded to directors’ loan account, drawings account or similar (whichever the account is titled, the outcome is the same). This wasting your own time or you’re paying someone else to do this and put simply, it’s just not necessary because it’s not business-related. Keep these transactions separate to your business. Save your valuable time or money. Instead, if you want to draw funds why not set up a recurring transfer for a set amount to your personal account? You can even set up a bank rule so it reconciles itself each time. No time wasted!
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