Why Choose Bentleys

Our Building and Construction specialist team has over 20 years experience in the industry. Bentleys Melbourne has local knowledge but can also draw on Building and Construction Specialty Units across Australia through its national affiliation with Bentleys. Nationally, Bentleys has a client base of in excess of 250 clients across all segments of the Building and Construction industry.

We are continually identifying and monitoring the important issues for your industry. This enables us to offer professional and timely advice and effectively manage compliance areas such as accounting, taxation and financial reporting.

Financial Advisory

Through our authorised representatives of Australian Financial Services Licence Holders we can provide a wide range of financial planning services including:

• Lending and leasing
• Wealth protection
• Investment options

Business Advisory Services

Additionally, your business will benefit from our advisory services, which extend to:

• Strategic planning
• Business development strategies
• Performance measurement
• Benchmarking
• Risk management
• Cost reduction strategies
• Succession planning and more

Our team has the industry knowledge and the innovative solutions to meet your business needs. You will gain from our continual investment in knowledge and services.

Performance Measurement Management

Bentleys Melbourne can add value to your business. You can have a better understanding of where your business is at the moment, where improvements can be made and the ability to set obtainable goals to improve your business performance.

Financial Reporting

With the growth of many building and construction entities and the constantly changing reporting requirements, we will assist you to manage the increased reporting requirements. We can provide statutory audits and half yearly reviews, prepare or review financial statements, prepare or assist business applications for bank finance.

Many contractors who are not required to prepare general purpose financial reports in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001 also need to refer to Accounting Standards in order to produce meaningful financial information.