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Shervy Dahliana

Partner – Business Advisory


Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance)
Member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand
Certified Practising Accountant program
Certified Xero Advisor


Shervy Dahliana one of our Business Advisory partners and has been with the firm for more than 20 years. Shervy prides herself in providing tailored quality and valuable advice to our clients.

Shervy provides expertise to clients who require assistance in the areas of accounting, system reviews and restructuring.

She uses her experience to train, develop and implement best practice for many of our clients.

Shervy works extensively with small businesses as well as provides valuable support to larger clients, especially in the not-for-profit sector, with their accounting processes, compliance obligations, reconciliations, BAS and GST requirements.

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Interests

Now, as a mum, she loves to spend time with her sons.
Shervy loves fishing and travelling (now a bit challenging with a young children) but would love to do more in the future. She also loves to experience and learn about different cultures.

Favourite Holiday Destination:

Anywhere with clean beaches and great food! Went to Great Barrier Reef couple of times and it was amazing. Enjoyed the snorkelling and would like to do more where the water is not too cold.

Shervy Dahliana's Articles

Five simple habits to help leaders think more strategically

Running a small business, a larger enterprise, or a non profit can often feel like sprinting on a treadmill – there’s barely time to breathe, let alone think strategically. But here’s the truth: the most leaders don’t just work in their organisation, they work on it. You don’t need an MBA or a 100-page business […]

Clearing out your documents for the New Year

As we start bringing 2018 to a close, now is the perfect time to sort through all those documents that you still have lying around organise them by what can be thrown away and what you need to keep. Did you know that different types of documents have different lengths of time that businesses need […]

Website expenditure

The ATO recently issued a ruling outlining their view on the deductibility of expenditure incurred in acquiring, developing, maintaining or modifying a website for use in the carrying on of a business. Expenditure may be considered “revenue” in nature and is therefore generally deductible if it is incurred in maintaining a website. This relates to […]