Tax Agent Disclosures
Tax Agent Disclosures
Accelerate Accounting Pty Ltd is a registered tax agent with the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB). In line with our obligations under the Tax Agent Services Act 2009, we provide the following important disclosures for all current and prospective clients.
1. About the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB)
The TPB is the national body responsible for the registration and regulation of tax practitioners in Australia. Its role is to ensure that registered tax agents meet professional standards.
You can find detailed information, including registration details of all tax and BAS agents, on the TPB Public Register.
🔍 Tip: You can search the TPB Register using a practitioner’s name or registration number.
Need help? The TPB provides guidance on using the register at:
tpb.gov.au/help-using-tpb-register
2. Making a Complaint to the TPB
If you have any concerns about our services, please contact:
Maree Evans
đź“ž 0431 770 584
📧 maree@accelerateaccountingservices.com.au
We aim to resolve all matters promptly and fairly.
You can also make a formal complaint to the TPB via their online form:
myprofile.tpb.gov.au/complaints
More details on the complaint process are available at:
tpb.gov.au/complaints
3. Rights and Responsibilities of Clients & Tax Practitioners
Under the Tax Agent Services Act 2009, all registered tax agents must follow the Code of Professional Conduct, which includes:
Acting in the client’s best interests
Acting honestly and with integrity
Managing conflicts of interest
Taking reasonable care to comply with taxation laws
Providing services competently and on time
Read more about the Code here:
tpb.gov.au/code-professional-conduct
Clients’ responsibilities include:
Providing accurate and complete information
Keeping relevant records
Informing us of changes that affect your tax matters
Cooperating with our requests and deadlines
More info for clients:
tpb.gov.au/obligations
4. Prescribed Events (Last Five Years)
Registered tax practitioners must disclose certain events that may affect their fitness to practice. These include:
Suspension or termination of registration
Bankruptcy or administration
Conviction of serious tax offences or fraud
Imprisonment for 6+ months
Involvement in tax exploitation schemes
âś… We confirm that none of these events have occurred in the past five years.
5. Registration Conditions
If any restrictions or limitations are placed on our registration, we are required to disclose them.
âś… We confirm that there are currently no conditions imposed on our registration.
Last Updated
đź“… This page was last updated on 10 July 2025.
