Your finances should give you confidence, not anxiety.

We integrate with your existing accountant for tax lodgement and compliance. We manage the day-to-day bookkeeping and real-time reporting, so your accountant can focus on tax planning and annual compliance. We handle the communication between systems.

We work with Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks. We integrate with your existing setup and configure it for best-practice bookkeeping and reporting. If your books are in a spreadsheet or disconnected system, we migrate everything cleanly during onboarding.

We bring your books always current — updated in real time. Bank reconciliation, transaction categorization, and anomaly detection are automated. Our team then reviews everything for accuracy. You'll have last month's numbers while you're still in the current month.

No. We become your bookkeeping function, replacing the need for a part-time bookkeeper ($25–40k/year). You get a managed service with specialist oversight, technology-enabled processing, and deeper insights. Most clients redirect their bookkeeping salary to other business priorities.

Typical bookkeeping costs range from $800–$1,200 per month depending on transaction volume and complexity. This includes bank reconciliation, transaction categorization, real-time reporting, and BAS compliance. Compare that to hiring a bookkeeper ($25–40k annually) or working with a spreadsheet-based accountant.

You can lodge your BAS yourself, but a BAS agent (like Valont) handles it on your behalf as a registered BAS agent. We monitor deadlines, ensure accuracy based on your books, and manage the ATO relationship. If there are issues, we handle correspondence with the ATO. For most small business owners, it's worth the compliance certainty.

Bookkeeping is the day-to-day recording of transactions: invoicing, expense tracking, bank reconciliation. Accounting is the analysis: tax planning, financial reporting, compliance, strategic advice. Valont provides both, with our team handling bookkeeping and your advisor handling accounting strategy.

Yes. We build rolling 12-month cash flow forecasts based on historical patterns, known commitments, and seasonal trends. This helps you plan for growth, identify cash crunches before they happen, and make informed decisions about hiring, investment, and pricing.