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Martin Bowen

Martin Bowen is a Chartered Accountant , Chartered Tax Advisor and registered Tax Agent. Martin commenced work in the Australian Taxation Office where he gained a broad range of experience. He then moved into a financial accounting role at BP Developments, which has an interest in the North West Shelf Gas project. While at Arthur Young (now Ernst & Young) Martin completed his professional year to become a Chartered Accountant. As a tax manager, he provided advice to listed and privately owned companies. Since Martin left Ernst & Young to commence in public practice, he has provided advice across a broad range of industries and individuals, small to medium size businesses, and self-managed superannuation funds.

Leda Bowen

Leda Bowen commenced working with the Australian Taxation Office but moved into computer programming and systems analysis with various state government organisations. Leda has a Bachelor of Business in Information Processing. She assisted Martin with commencing his public practice, increasing her involvement until she was working with him full time. At the introduction of GST, Leda specialised in teaching clients to use small accounting systems. She currently provides support and training, together with reviewing client accounting systems.

Information we are required to Disclose to You


As a Tax Agent, our work for you is performed in accordance with the Tax Agent Services Act 2009.  Under this Act, the Tax Agent Services (Code of Professional Conduct) Determination 2024 requires that we make the following disclosures to you:


  1. Matters that could significantly influence your decision to engage us (or continue to engage us) for a Tax Agent Service from 1 July 2022 onward include the following:
  • None Applicable
  1. The Tax Practitioner’s Board maintains a register of Tax Agents and BAS Agents.  You can access and search this register here: https://www.tpb.gov.au/public-register
  2. If you have a complaint about our Tax Agent services, you will need to contact us with details by email. Your complaint will be investigated and we will provide you with email acknowledgement of receipt of your complaint and our understanding of the circumstances.  The email will inform you that we will attempt to resolve your complaint with 14 days and will outline the dispute resolution process.  If you are unhappy with the outcome that we propose to you, you can then make a complaint to the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) using the link listed above.  The TPB will send you an email to acknowledge the receipt of your complaint and review and risk assess your complaint.  If you are unhappy with how the TPB has dealt with your complaint, the above link includes details about your review rights and who can further assist you.


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