Bookkeeping since 2010
Experience across the recurring work that keeps business records current and useful.
Principal-led by design
Experienced enough to see the pattern. Close enough to care.
Roar is a principal-led Australian bookkeeping practice. Its BAS services are delivered by Kimberly Ryan, Registered BAS Agent 26231383, who has worked in bookkeeping since 2010.
Registered BAS Agent
Registration 26231383; current to 1 December 2027, with no conditions recorded on the TPB Register.
Direct communication
The person responsible for the file asks the questions and explains what matters.
Verified professional registration
Registered BAS Agent 26231383.
The TPB Register lists Kimberly Ryan as registered to 1 December 2027, with no conditions recorded.
Verify the registration on the TPB RegisterThe Roar standard
Bookkeeping is a relationship with the month.
Good books are not created by a heroic clean-up once a year. They come from a repeatable rhythm: information arrives, exceptions are resolved, accounts are reconciled and the owner knows what is still outstanding.
Roar’s premium is direct accountability: clear scope, structured monthly workflows and an experienced practitioner close enough to the file to notice what needs attention.
Clear limits are part of good service.
Roar provides bookkeeping and registered BAS services within its documented scope. Income-tax returns and income-tax advice sit with a registered tax agent. Employment law, legal, audit, insolvency, credit and financial-product advice sit with the relevant qualified adviser.
No hand-waving
Where work falls outside scope, Roar says so and coordinates clean records for the appropriate adviser rather than pretending one registration covers everything.
Qualifications stated exactly.
Roar’s principal holds a Bachelor of Accounting from Western Sydney University (2018), a Diploma of Accounting from OTEN (2015), and a Certificate IV in Accounting from TAFE Queensland (2013).
What the site does not claim
Roar does not describe its principal as a CPA, Chartered Accountant, licensed accountant or member of a professional accounting body. Formal awards and BAS-agent registration are stated separately and precisely.
Current professional standing
The principal confirmed on 28 September 2026 that there are no prescribed events requiring disclosure. Roar’s professional indemnity insurance is current.
Australia-wide, principal-led service.
Roar works remotely with Australian sole traders and small businesses. Standard hours are Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:00 pm NSW time; weekends by appointment, with replies generally sent within two business days unless a matter is urgent.
The working principles
- Agree the scope and price before chargeable work begins.
- Collect only the information needed for the next step.
- Never request passwords or confidential records through a public form.
- Keep owners informed about exceptions and missing inputs.
- Use technology to support judgement—not replace accountability.
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