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Hosted by Stuart Wemyss & Mena Abraham · 🇦🇺 au · EN-AU · 193 episodes
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A holistic accountant goes beyond tax returns, aiming to offer proactive advice to maximise clients' wealth after all taxes. Stuart Wemyss and Mena Abraham explore multifaceted considerations weekly, highlighting the need for a holistic approach. Each episode is succinct and to the point with no fluff or sales pitches. For further details, check out www.prosolution.com.au.
Stuart Wemyss & Mena Abraham hosts The Holistic Accountant, a business show with 193 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Founders love to scale, but scaling before anyone has paid a real price for a real outcome simply converts a slow failure into a fast, expensive one. In this episode, the first in a deep dive on Value, S
Send us Fan Mail The three "killers" thin margins, poor reach, and weak demand- tell you what's failing, but not what to build. In this episode, Stuart and Mena introduce VERT: Value, Engine, Reach, and Team the operatin
Send us Fan Mail Before you fix your product, your marketing, or your team, Stuart and Mena argue you have to pressure-test something more fundamental: demand. Get it wrong, and everything else simply compounds a weak fo
Send us Fan Mail When a business underperforms, owners tend to assume the cause is complex and set about fixing everything at once. It feels productive, and it almost always fails. Stuart and Mena open with a contrarian
Send us Fan Mail The holiday test is deceptively simple. If you took four weeks off with no phone, would your business hold its standard, or would it quietly degrade without you? For most business owners, the honest answ
Send us Fan Mail Asking for customer feedback and then ignoring it is not a neutral act; it tells the customer more about the business than any service failure could on its own. This episode opens with a real example of
Send us Fan Mail Most business owners have at least one hiring regret, and most can trace it back to a decision that felt right at the time. The problem is rarely a lack of effort in the interview. It is a lack of struct
Send us Fan Mail The proposed 2026 budget tax changes have generated significant concern among business owners, but most of the commentary has focused on politics rather than practical strategy. This episode cuts through
Send us Fan Mail EOFY Planning for Business Owners: What to Do Before 30 June With the end of the financial year fast approaching, business owners still have time to make decisions that can legitimately reduce tax, impro
Send us Fan Mail Owning your business premises feels like progress, security, control, and the satisfaction of paying rent to yourself rather than a landlord. But for many founders, it is a decision that quietly traps ca
Send us Fan Mail A second location, a new service line, a broader geographic footprint, expansion feels like the logical next step for a business that has found its footing. But for many founders, it is precisely where p
Send us Fan Mail Project-based businesses face a fundamental structural problem: every quarter begins at zero. Revenue can look strong on the surface while cash flow remains volatile, pipeline uncertainty delays hiring d
Send us Fan Mail Surplus cash flow is not the same as freedom; it is a decision point. And what a founder does with it reveals whether they are building income, lifestyle, or enterprise value. This episode frames lifesty
Send us Fan Mail Most businesses only take controls seriously after something goes wrong—and by then, the cost is already high. In this episode, Stuart and Mena explain why controls become essential as a business grows.
Send us Fan Mail Most Division 7A problems don’t begin with strategy; they begin with behaviour. Money is taken out of the business without a clear plan, documentation falls behind, and by the time advice is sought, the
Send us Fan Mail “The tax deduction makes it worth it” is one of the most common and costly mistakes business owners make. In this episode, Stuart and Mena break down why taxes should never be the primary reason for acqu
Send us Fan Mail Most business owners focus on hiring costs while completely missing what their own time costs the business. In this episode, Stuart and Mena unpack “The Delegation Tax,” the hidden cost of founders stayi
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Stuart and Mena challenge one of the most common assumptions in business: that underperformance is a people problem. Instead, he makes the case that most issues inside a team stem from a
Send us Fan Mail Random distributions create random wealth outcomes. In this episode, Stuart and Mena introduce the concept most business owners don’t have, but desperately need: a written capital allocation policy. They
Send us Fan Mail You think you’re making 40%. In reality, you might be making 15%. In this episode, Stuart and Mena expose the “mark-up illusion”, the common mistake of calculating margin on materials alone while ignorin
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The Holistic Accountant is hosted by Stuart Wemyss & Mena Abraham. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 193 episodes.
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