Shane Borg
FCPA & CA
Shane began in public practice in February 1992, became a member of the Stones Sharp team in February 2007 and became Partner in July 2009.
Shane is a Fellow of the Australian Society of Certified Practicing Accountants and a Chartered Accountant. Shane’s passion is to consider the clients, the client’s business and taxation affairs with a holistic approach whilst providing business mentoring, business strategies, systems development, taxation advice and taxation planning in order to assist his clients and their business achieve their goals.
About
- Director at Stones Sharp
- Fellow Certified Practising Accountant
- Chartered Accountant
- Member of the Tax Institute Australia
- Member of NTAA
The modern-day accountant now has access to information and resources enabling companies to make stronger business decisions – this is what drives me as an accountant.
I pride myself on building great relationships and helping my clients, who are usually small to medium businesses, superannuation funds and individuals achieve their financial goals.
At a glance, I specialise in…
- Accounting & Taxation
- Strategic Business Advisory
- Business Mentoring
- Superannuation
- Management Consulting
- Cashflow/Forecasting/Budgets
Client testimonials
Here are some words from some of our valued Stones Sharp clients
Very helpful and patient with clients who are less than comfortable with accounting requirements, would recommend Shane and Stones Sharp to anyone looking for good financial knowledge, systems and advice. Karen
Stones Sharp and Shane Borg have been looking after the taxation and compliance requirements of my Super Fund as well as my personal taxation requirements for in excess of 10 years. The advice from Shane as always been first rate and timely and I am pleased to recommend his services. Colin
Stones Sharp helped establish my company nearly 20 years ago and subsequently another company I was associated with a few years later. They have managed regulatory compliance/reporting and taxation matters in a professional manner and I have always felt confident with the strategic and routine advice provided. The same applies to the management of our personal financial/taxation matters. Shane Borg has provided friendly, reliable and timely service/advice and he has the ability to help non-accountants understand the complexities of many financial/taxation issues. Malcolm
Stones Sharp have been providing excellent accounting and business development advice for some time now. Through their extremely proactive and thorough approach, they have helped me with a whole range of business challenges. Thank you Shane and all your team. Andy
Shane Borg of Stones Sharp Accountants has provided me with invaluable and practical business and taxation advice for my business that has not only saved me money, but has helped develop and grow my business. He is a true professional that has passion and enthusiasm for my business. Shane and his team are a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend these guys. Chris
As a client of Stones Sharp for the past 10 years I have always found the Company extremely reliable and in particular Shane Borg has been very knowledgeable and supportive across all my financial matters. He and the Company come highly recommended. Helen
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