Business + Tax Chartered accountant
Timaru’s leading MYOB accounting practice.*
Feel valued with bespoke accounting and tax services that are specifically tailored to your unique needs.
The world is changing and we are joining you.
Model Amber, Stylist Nicola Carter , Photo Mark Lawson, Campaign - LARA - women starting business.
Advocating for businesses + farms in Timaru by the one of the regions oldest family business.**
Headquartered in the Timaru CBD Lawson represents creative and visionary clients throughout the South Island. Our firm specialises in all business + tax matters, from the seed of an idea to the final sale. We advise, produce monthly + annual reports, tax plan & work with the best business software.
Whether you’re a musician, designer, engineer, or small business owner, we will not only help you grow in the Covid times , but we’ll also help it thrive in the region. We bring extensive experience and professionalism to every case and customise our support to your individual needs and concerns.
Fearless Girl faces down Wall Street Bull.
Measure, Manage, MYOB, Imagine
Lawson was founded in 1962. Founder Thomas Lawson took over the farming clients of the Farm Accounting Association and set out on his own. Some of these original clients have been with us for over six decades. Sons David and then Mark joined him in the 1980’s.
The practice consists of ten staff that ply their trade in the center of Timaru.
Pic: Up a hill, back of Fairlie
Areas of Practice
Small + medium businesses
The world of running a business is ever growing and evolving, and we’re not just talking about sales trends. With the consistent introduction of varying revenue streams and new ways of selling, the opportunity for profit grows, but so does the complexity.
Investors
Landlords need to build their yields and maintain the value of their investments. We strive to anticipate these needs so you can focus more on creating the wealth of a lifetime.
Rural
Whether you run a farm, lease it, or are waiting to succeed it to a another generation all farms need to understand their costs, minimise their taxes and plan far enough ahead to be able to assist another generation onto the land.