Audit-ready means your financial records line up with your service records and your registration, every month — not a scramble before the auditor arrives. That means clean separation of NDIS income by support category, claims that reconcile to what was actually delivered, and payroll and super that stand up on their own. The work is in the routine, not the audit.
What it depends on
Where judgement stays human: Where financial records meet the quality-and-safeguards requirements is a judgement about your specific registration — the part worth setting up correctly from the start.
Start from where you are
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A question worth sitting with
Your back office is “compliant” — until the audit. Is it audit-ready today, or audit-hopeful?
Audit-ready means the evidence is in order today — not assembled in a panic when the auditor calls.
A demonstration, not a promise
An NDIS provider believes the back office is compliant. The audit will decide whether it is audit-ready or audit-hopeful.
Ingest
Claims, rosters, worker records and incident logs are read into one structured compliance view.
Find
Two workers’ screening clearances lapse inside the plan period, and one line is claimed above the price cap.
Show the working
Every finding is tied to the exact record and the Commission obligation it maps to — evidence, not opinion.
Deliver
A prioritised remediation checklist and a keep-trading compliance gate, so gaps are closed before they are claimed against.
Hand to the principal
The accountant reviews the findings before anything is asserted as compliant — the system flags, the principal confirms.
What it could not determine
What it could not determine: whether the provider is compliant overall. It flags the evidence gaps; it does not certify compliance — that stays with the operator and the reviewer.
The judgement stays human
The Local Knowledge principal reviews the evidence before sign-off.
The operating entity is Local Knowledge Pty Ltd; MyCareFinders is a referral source only, never a party to the engagement.
NDIS providers work on thin, price-capped margins where a single claim error or missed deadline hurts. We take the back office off your plate, keep you compliant and audit-ready, and give you back the time to deliver care and grow.
Incorrect claims, missed BAS deadlines and award-payroll mistakes cost real money on already-thin margins. Specialists who know the NDIS Price Guide and the SCHADS Award get it right the first time.
Registration, price-guide compliance and clean records are ongoing obligations. Done-for-you back office keeps you continuously ready — not scrambling before an audit.
Every hour not spent on spreadsheets is an hour with participants — or on winning new clients. We also help you own the growth systems, rather than renting them.
Everything an NDIS provider needs behind the scenes — done for you, by specialists.
Done-for-you books, BAS lodgement and SCHADS Award payroll.
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Led by Graham Chee, a Fellow of CPA Australia — institutional standards applied to the care sector.
We work specifically with NDIS providers — the Price Guide, SCHADS Award payroll and claim rules are our day-to-day.
Local Knowledge Pty Ltd is an established CPA public practice and registered tax agent, not a start-up.