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Retail & Commercial Outgoings Assurance

Prove every recovered dollar was recoverable — before a tenant’s auditor tests it.

The problem we solve

You sent the outgoings statement. Can you prove every recovered dollar was recoverable — or only that the tenant paid it? Land tax, capital works, the lessor’s own legal costs and the insurance excess are the items a tenant’s auditor knows to strike — and the three-month clock to issue an audited statement has no snooze button.

What's included

Audited outgoings statements for retail leases
Estimate-versus-actual outgoings reconciliation
Recoverability review — what can and cannot be passed to a tenant
Disclosure and timing checks against the statutory clock
A defensible working paper trail behind every recovered dollar

The outcome

Outgoings statements that reconcile, recover only what is genuinely recoverable, and would survive scrutiny — issued inside the statutory window.

Where this maps in the law

Retail Leases Act 1994 (NSW) s.28 — audited outgoings statement within three months of the end of the accounting period; land tax and certain items are not recoverable.

This page is general information only — not personal financial, tax, legal or assurance advice. Any assurance, forensic or advisory work is performed under a signed engagement with Local Knowledge Pty Ltd, in accordance with the applicable professional standards.

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