An integral part of our service at Wright Doig & Co. is our ability to respond quickly and personally to your needs.
We are big enough to serve your needs and small enough to care about the success of you and your business.
We aim for you to be completely satisfied and therefore you can expect from us:
We're here to help you. That's our focus.
We really listen. We never assume. We really understand.
We are a CPA firm that doesn’t just “crunch the numbers” – we offer our clients pro-active service and creative solutions in line with the knowledge and advice you need to succeed.
We work with an extensive team of allied professionals to make sure all your financial needs are met.
With a focus on technology use to improve efficiency we have less staff numbers than many firms without sacrificing the quality of service and level of advice provided.
We are proud that our clients include family groups who have been clients of the firm since its inception in 1988. These clients together with the ongoing referral of new clients prove that we are doing the right thing by our clients. Our clients are involved in a variety of industries, occupations and locations throughout Australia and Internationally.
Partner
Partner
David and Benita live locally and have 3 grown children who they are extremely proud of. They have both been actively involved in volunteering in local sporting clubs which their children have played at. They are excited to no longer be a ‘Taxi Driver’ for their children’s sporting commitments but will still be there to cheer them on regularly just not all the time. They are both looking forward to having time to get to AFL games and to get away camping.
Having worked together for over 25 years without `killing’ each other they are very much aware of what it takes for a business to succeed and the need for Work/Life Balance.
We're here to make a difference.
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