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The Reformed Bookkeeper
Bookkeeping for churches and sole traders in the Hunter Valley
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Get to know the practice
The Reformed Bookkeeper is Alice Farrelly’s bookkeeping practice in Kurri Kurri. It focuses on churches, not-for-profits and sole traders.
Alice’s website offers bookkeeping setup, training and ongoing support. It also lists help with record keeping, banking and Single Touch Payroll, with Xero and QuickBooks among the software used.
Start with the work you need done.Ask who will handle your books, what is included in the quote and whether the practice is taking new clients. Registration alone doesn’t tell you whether a service is the right fit.
What you can enquire about
Services listed by the practice
Visit website ↗Bookkeeping support
Bookkeeping, record keeping and ongoing accounts support.
Setup and training
Help setting up bookkeeping systems and learning to use Xero.
Payroll
Single Touch Payroll support is included in the practice’s service list.
Summarised from the practice’s own pages. Confirm the scope, fees and availability directly.
The business behind the listing
Before you enquire
Explain whether you run a sole-trader business, church or other not-for-profit. Ask which setup tasks you can do yourself and what ongoing support would cost.
Check the registration
- Registered name
- Alice Farrelly
- BAS registration number
- 26312422
- Location in the register
- KURRI KURRI, NSW
- Status in our copy
- Registered
We matched the business through its name and supporting details. We haven’t found this registration number on the business pages reviewed. Ask the practice to confirm the registration responsible for your work.
Register snapshot: 23 September 2026. Conditions, sanctions and registration status can change. Read the full official record before engaging an agent.
Open TPB record ↗Before you get in touch
How much will the work cost?
We haven’t verified a current fee schedule for this listing. Ask for a written quote that separates bookkeeping, BAS work, payroll and any catch-up work. Our BAS-agent fees guide explains what to compare.
What should I include in my first enquiry?
Mention your business type, accounting software, number of employees and whether your books are up to date. Explain the help you need and any deadlines. Ask the practice how to share documents securely before sending sensitive records.
Is this a recommendation from Australian Small Business Guide?
No. This is an independent directory listing, not an endorsement, quality ranking or confirmation that the agent is taking new clients. No provider pays for position in this directory.
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Sources and listing updates
Register information is adapted from the TPB Public Register dataset, Commonwealth of Australia, under CC BY 4.0. We leave out street addresses. Business details were reviewed on 25 September 2026. We haven’t tested the services or the delivery of calls and emails.