Our sectors
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Delivering deep expertise to industry
Just as importantly, we also recognise that different sizes of businesses – from fast-growing start-ups and SMEs through to some of the largest, most well-established companies on the planet – have different needs as well. So, with specialists who’ve worked with the largest and with niche firms in particular industries, you can be sure to find the right partner for your business at PKF.
We are passionate about supporting the growth of these and other sectors. We can support your business too.
Our sector specialisations
Agriculture
Giving Aussie farmers a competitive advantage
Arts & recreation
Australia’s arts, recreation and screen media accounting specialists
Financial services
Helping to improve the bottom line for financial services
Health
Specialist business advice and accountancy services for pharmacies and medical
Hospitality
Advisory services for the key service sector
Not-for-profit
Compliance, governance and financial support for NFP organisations
Manufacturing
Expert financial and strategic advice for manufacturers of all shapes and sizes
Mining & resources
Your mining and resources sector finance and business specialists
Insights
As the end of the 2024–25 financial year approaches, individuals have a crucial opportunity to review their income position, superannuation contributions, investments, and deductions to manage their tax affairs efficiently. With significant changes to personal income tax rates taking effect from 1 July 2024, there is scope for tax optimisation, but action must be taken before 30 June.
Ryan Lu
Partner
Melbourne
Insights
随着2024–25财年即将结束，个人纳税人迎来了一个关键时机，可通过审视自身的收入状况、养老金缴款、投资活动及可扣除项目，高效管理税务事务。由于重大个税税率调整将自2024年7月1日起生效，现阶段具备优化税务结构的空间——但相关安排必须在6月30日之前完成。
Ryan Lu
Partner
Melbourne
Insights
A new era of thin capitalisation rules. On 29 May 2025, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) released Draft PCG 2025/D2 - a practical compliance guideline that reshapes how inbound, cross-border related-party financing arrangements are assessed under Australia’s thin capitalisation and transfer pricing rules.
Becky Nguyen
Partner
Melbourne