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Bloomfield & Associates

Hobart accountants and business advisers working alongside you since 1998. Practical, plain-English guidance for Tasmanian business.

  • Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
  • Institute of Public Accountants
  • National Tax and Accountants' Association
  • Business Greater Hobart
  • MYOB partner
  • Xero partner

Two ways we help

Whatever stage your business is at, our work falls into two clear areas. Most clients lean on both.

The Bloomfield & Associates team and the office French bulldog outside the Patrick Street office in Hobart
Louise Bloomfield in her Hobart office holding papers, with the office French bulldog beside her

A founder-led Hobart firm

Founded in 1998, our firm started with just Louise Bloomfield as a sole trader. We now have seven staff and we are growing every year.

Louise is an accountant and business adviser (B.Com FNTAA FPA), and she still leads the firm today. We work alongside our clients as practical, long-term advisers, explaining things in plain English so you can make confident decisions.

Meet the firm
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Smart decisions today. Lasting value tomorrow.

Founded in 1998, our firm started with just Louise Bloomfield as a sole trader. We now have seven staff and we are growing every year.

Alongside you, not after the fact

Good accounting is a relationship, not a once-a-year transaction. Here is what working with us feels like.

  1. Advisers, not just number crunchers

    We are not simply accountants who prepare figures after the event. We work alongside our clients as practical, long-term advisers.

  2. There when it matters

    The relationship between our firm and the client is team related. We are there with you, front and centre, helping you tackle your business dealings as and when they happen, working to your timelines rather than fixed calendar dates.

  3. Plain English, proactively

    You get guidance in language that makes sense, and we flag issues and opportunities early rather than waiting for you to ask.

Common questions

A few things clients often ask before getting in touch.

Who do you work with?

Everyone from first-time startups to established Tasmanian businesses. If you run a business in and around Hobart, we can help.

Do I need an appointment?

Drop-in visits are welcome at our Patrick Street office. If you would rather lock in a time, booking ahead means we can set aside the right person for your enquiry.

Can you work with clients outside Hobart?

Yes. Secure online portals and digital signing let us work with clients anywhere, so distance is never a barrier to good advice.

Do you handle Airbnb and short-stay rental income?

Yes. If you rent out a property or a room on Airbnb or similar platforms, that income needs to be declared and there are deductions you can claim. We sort out the tax side and make sure it is done right.

How are your fees structured?

Fees are agreed up front so there are no surprises. We talk through the scope with you first, then confirm what it will cost before any work begins.

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Let's talk about your business.

Prefer to drop in? 57b Patrick Street, Hobart. No appointment needed.