What we do
Four fixed fee services. Each ends in a written result.
Annual declaration review
Your estimated and actual wages figures reconciled to payroll, BAS, super and FBT before you lodge.
Find out moreClassification review
Confirms the industry classification your premium is based on matches what your business actually does.
Find out moreLabour hire wage declaration
The accountant's declaration your insurer needs before the policy issues. Two business days from complete information.
Find out morePlacement records
The WorkCover WA placement log built from the records you already hold.
Find out moreTwo things set your premium. A review checks both.
Both are set by published WorkCover WA rules, and both can be checked against them.
- The wages you declareAllowances, salary sacrificed super, fringe benefits and some contractors count. Compulsory super and redundancy pay do not.
- Your industry classificationIt sets the rate. It was assigned from a description of your business when the policy started.
- Premium reviewOver declaring costs you as much as under declaring. The review reports either.
How it works
Get a quote
Tell us the situation. You get a fixed fee in writing and a checklist.
Send the records
Payroll, BAS, super, FBT. One exchange.
Get the result
The correct figure, the gap, and the rule behind each finding. In writing, for your broker or insurer.
Who does the work
Ashley Boardman, Accountant, B.Com
Thirty years across accounting, payroll, investigations and software. Twelve of them as a licensed investigator for insurers and law firms. Principal of United Financial Group Pty Ltd, West Perth.
- Fixed feesQuoted in writing before work starts. Never a percentage of what we find.
- IndependentNo insurer panel. No broker referrals. Never both sides of the same employer.
- CitedEvery finding names the WorkCover WA rule behind it.
- One personOne accountant does the work. Nothing is subcontracted.
Guides
The WorkCover WA rules in plain English.