PKF Tasmania is a member firm of PKF International, a worldwide network of legally independent advisory and accounting firms in Hobart. PKF Tasmania is also a member of PKF Australia, which provides technical support, quality control and the benefits of pooling the combined resources to the network members.
Welcome to
PKF Tasmania
Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors in Hobart, Tasmania
Phone: (03) 6231 9233
Email: hobart@pkftasmania.com.au
Address: 27 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000
Our clients are mostly family-owned businesses, professionals and investors. The clients operate in a broad range of industries including building and construction, retail, financial services, medicine and law. Our business clients have two points of contact, the director - Daniel Rands - and one of the senior accountants. This provides them with at least two people who know them and can help with any enquiry.
PKF is a network of accounting firms which are members of PKF International and found all over the world. In Australia, the firms are also members of PKF Australia which provides technical support, quality control and the benefits of pooling the combined resources to the network members.
The resources available to PKF in Tasmania through its national and international connections mean that virtually any service required of an accounting firm can be provided with the benefit of local knowledge, personal contact and smaller firm cost structure. This also means that our clients doing business in other states or countries can have the advantage of their local accountant having established procedures to access the necessary solutions for them outside of Tasmania.
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