Reconciliations
A known balance across the accounts that matter.
Calm books. Confident decisions.
A remote bookkeeper and Registered BAS Agent for Australian small-business owners who have better things to do than chase receipts and second-guess their numbers.

01Know where you standClean, current numbers without the scramble.
02Stay ready for lodgementBooks and BAS records prepared properly.
03Get time backA steady process that keeps the admin moving.
The work behind the work
When the month gets busy, bookkeeping becomes a trail of half-finished reconciliations, supplier questions and BAS reminders. Roar turns that loose admin into a calm, visible operating rhythm.
One experienced person who knows the file, asks the right questions and follows the month through.
A known balance across the accounts that matter.
Records reviewed before the due-date rush.
Supplier and customer records kept moving.
Numbers explained plainly, at the agreed frequency.
A staged route out of backlog and uncertainty.
Practical support across the agreed bookkeeping platform.
What Roar can own
Roar serves suitable Australian businesses remotely. Choose a steady monthly service or start with a clearly scoped clean-up; each service says what is included—and where another adviser is needed.
Transactions reconciled, questions resolved and records kept in order.
See the scope 02Registered BAS services delivered within the scope of Roar’s TPB registration.
See the scope 03Accounts payable, receivable and useful management reporting kept in a clear rhythm.
See the scope 04A scoped recovery project for unreconciled months, messy files or a change of bookkeeper.
See the scopeAustralia-wide online bookkeeping
Roar is a remote-only bookkeeping practice for Australian small businesses. Meetings, file access, follow-up and reporting are handled online, so the quality of the service does not depend on being close to an office.
2-minute books health check
Use broad workload bands only. No figures, files, bank details or confidential information are needed.
Indicative only · no personal or financial details neededA considered handover
The intake principle is simple: collect only what is needed, show the stop points and confirm the work before it starts.
A short, no-pressure conversation about your business, current file and what keeps slipping.
With permission, Roar reviews only what is needed to understand volume, gaps and complexity.
You receive written inclusions, limits, total fees, responsibilities and any clean-up stage.
Once engaged, a documented checklist keeps books, reporting and due dates moving on schedule.
A useful starting price
Recommended launch pricing based on the current Australian market. Final scope and total fees are confirmed after a file review.
A clean monthly base
Up to 75 monthly transactions · 2 bank or card accounts · no payroll
Check my fitMore moving parts, kept together
Up to 175 monthly transactions · 3 bank or card accounts · payroll records for up to 5 people
Check my fitA close eye on the full rhythm
Scope set around volume, payroll, accounts, reporting and liaison needs
Check my fitStarting prices only. Transaction and account limits apply. Software, catch-up work and unusual complexity are quoted separately unless stated. Roar is GST-registered; GST-inclusive totals are shown.
Principal-led service
Every Roar engagement is overseen by an experienced bookkeeper and Registered BAS Agent, with continuity from onboarding through each monthly cycle.
ContinuityThe person learning your file is the person responsible for its rhythm.
JudgementExceptions are surfaced and discussed, not quietly pushed through.
Plain languageYou get direct questions and useful context, without performance theatre.
Proof, not puffery
Roar’s BAS services are delivered under Registered BAS Agent 26231383, current to 1 December 2027, with no conditions recorded.
Roar’s principal has worked in bookkeeping since 2010, with formal accounting qualifications published exactly.
Bookkeeping and BAS-agent work are separated from income-tax, legal and licensed advice.
Useful before you enquire
Short, practical guides built for Australian owners—not a keyword farm.
Common questions
Kimberly Ryan is a Registered BAS Agent (26231383). The TPB Register records her status as “Registered”, with a current expiry of 1 December 2027 and no conditions recorded.
No. BAS-agent registration does not authorise income-tax-return preparation or income-tax advice. Roar works within its BAS-agent scope and can coordinate records with your registered tax agent.
Roar is an Australia-wide, remote-only bookkeeping practice. Suitable small businesses in every state and territory can use the same online service, with meetings, secure file access, follow-up and reporting handled remotely. Roar does not claim physical offices in each location.
They are approved starting prices and workload guides. Your final scope and total price are confirmed in writing after Roar reviews transaction volume, accounts, reporting needs, software and any backlog. Roar is GST-registered, so both the price before GST and the GST-inclusive total are shown.
Usually, yes. Catch-up work starts with a file assessment and a staged quote. Roar will surface unknowns early and refer anything outside BAS-agent scope.
Not automatically. Roar can work with Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, Excel spreadsheets and handwritten records, and recommends a change only where it solves a real workflow problem.
Only a brief, non-confidential outline. Never send tax file numbers, bank details, passwords, identity records or financial documents through the enquiry form. Secure access is arranged after scope and identity checks.
A clearer month starts here
Use the two-minute fit check, then request a short conversation. No uploads and no pressure.