Trust Account Audit Services Across Australia
AuditsPro provides trust account audit services across Australia for real estate agents, conveyancers, accountants, solicitors, and other professionals who need records checked and clear reports prepared. You get fixed fees, secure online documents, NSW trust account audit support, prompt replies and typical 5-10 day turnaround.
Trust account audit guide
What is a trust account audit?
A trust account audit is an independent review of money held for clients or other people. The auditor checks records such as bank statements, reconciliations, receipts, payments, and ledgers, then prepares a report for the business, regulator, or professional body that requires it.
Who needs one?
Real estate agents, conveyancers, solicitors, accountants, business brokers, mortgage brokers, and other professionals may need a trust account audit if they hold trust money.
View profession pagesWho can audit trust records?
The auditor usually needs to be qualified, independent, and accepted under the rules for your profession and state. The exact rule changes by industry.
Find NSW estate agent auditor supportWhat documents are needed?
Common records include trust account bank statements, monthly reconciliations, client ledgers, receipts, payments, and previous audit notes.
Open the checklistWhen is it due?
Trust account audit due dates depend on your profession and state. NSW real estate agents usually work around the 1 July to 30 June audit year and 30 September deadline.
Check NSW due datesWhy Australian Professionals Use
AuditsPro
A trust account audit should be easy to understand. We keep the scope, documents, fees, and next steps clear for trust account audit services across Australia.
Fast turnaround
Most audits finish in 5-10 business days
We reply quickly, confirm what we need, and keep the audit moving. Most audits are completed in 5-10 business days after we receive the records.
Fixed fees
Know the price before the audit starts
Pricing starts from $549 + GST for most standard audits. We explain the scope upfront, so you know what is included before work begins.
State-aware work
Audit steps matched to your state and profession
Trust account rules change by profession and state. We review your records with the relevant requirements in mind and explain the next step clearly.
Qualified auditors
Experienced people reviewing your records
Your audit is handled by qualified auditors who understand trust account records, reconciliations, client money, and regulator reporting.
Real support
Help from people, not a confusing portal
If something is missing or unclear, we tell you what is needed. You can ask questions and get a practical answer during the audit.
Clear reports
Understand the result and what to do next
The final report is written so you can understand the outcome. Where a next step is needed, we make it clear instead of hiding it in jargon.
Audit support without the confusion
Send the records online, ask questions when needed, and receive a clear report when the audit is done.
Trust Account Audit Services for
Australian Professionals
Start with the page that matches your work. Each service explains what we review, the usual price, and how the trust account audit services apply to your profession. You can also check pricing before you start.
Real Estate Agents
Real estate trust account audit support for agencies that hold rent, sales deposits, or other client money. We check records, reconciliations, and state reporting steps.
Conveyancers
Audit support for conveyancers who receive or hold client money during property matters. We help you prepare the records and understand the report.
Solicitors
Legal trust account auditor support for solicitors and law practices. We review client money records, trust account activity, and the documents needed for reporting.
Accountants
Audit support for accountants and accounting firms that manage client money. We review the trust account records and explain any gaps clearly.
SMSF Trustees
Audit support for SMSF trustees and self-managed super funds where trust account records need review. We help confirm the documents and next steps.
Business Brokers
Audit support for business brokers and commercial agents who hold deposits or settlement money for clients.
Other Audit Services
Some businesses need a different audit scope. These services are quoted based on the records and reporting needs.
A fixed-fee review for trust accounts with no transactions, no trust money, and a zero balance for the whole audit period.
Audit support for Australian Financial Services licence holders with more complex records.
Audit support for body corporate, strata, and owners corporation records.
Audit support for charities and ACNC entities that need clear financial reporting.
Need Multiple Audits or State Pricing?
If you manage more than one trust account, or operate in more than one state, we can confirm the right scope before you start. Start with our real estate audits page, conveyancer services page, or legal profession audits page. We can help with pricing and state-aware reporting across NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT, and NT.
Audit services by profession and state
Choose the service page that matches your profession or state. Each page explains the likely documents, price, and audit steps.
Real estate audits
Annual audit support for agencies that hold client money.
NSW estate agent auditor support
NSW trust account audit steps for real estate agencies.
Legal trust account auditor
Audit support for solicitors and law practices.
Audit document checklist
A plain checklist of records to prepare before the audit.
How the Trust Account Audit Works
From document upload to final report, most audits take 5-10 business days after we receive the required records. See the main audit process and click any step for details.
Ready to Start Your Trust Account Audit?
We can help you move from document review to final reporting. Start with our real estate audits page, conveyancer services page, or legal profession audits page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about our trust account audit services including documents, fees, and timelines. You can also view pricing or our solicitor audits and accountant audit services.
What is a trust account audit?
A trust account audit is an independent review of money held on behalf of clients or other people. The auditor checks the records, reconciliations, ledgers, receipts, payments, and supporting documents, then prepares a report.
What are trust account audit services?
Trust account audit services include checking trust account records, bank statements, reconciliations, client ledgers, receipts, payments, and supporting documents. The service helps confirm whether the records are ready for the relevant profession and state reporting requirements.
Who needs a trust account audit in Australia?
A trust account audit may be needed when a business or professional holds client money. This can include real estate agents, conveyancers, solicitors, accountants, SMSF trustees, and business brokers. The rule depends on your profession, state, licence type, and whether trust money was held during the audit period.
Who can audit trust account records?
Trust account records normally need to be audited by a qualified and independent auditor who meets the rules for the relevant profession and state. For example, real estate, conveyancing, and solicitor audits can each have different requirements.
Who can audit trust account records in NSW?
In NSW, the answer depends on the profession. Real estate trust account audits, conveyancer trust account audits, and solicitor trust account audits each have their own requirements. We confirm the correct pathway before the audit starts.
What is included in a trust account audit?
We review the trust account records, bank statements, reconciliations, client ledgers, and other documents that apply to your audit. The final report explains the findings and any next steps in clear language.
How long does the trust account audit process take?
Most audits are completed within 5-10 business days after we receive all required documents. Larger files, missing records, or solicitor trust account audits can take longer.
What documentation do I need to provide for my audit?
Common documents include trust account bank statements, monthly reconciliations, client ledgers, deposit records, and related correspondence. We send a checklist so you know what to prepare.
How do your trust account audits align with regulatory requirements?
We match the audit work to your profession and state. For example, a real estate agency, solicitor, conveyancer, and accountant may each have different records and reporting steps.
What are your trust account audit fees?
Pricing starts from $549 + GST for many standard audits. Solicitor trust account audits start from $1,949 + GST per trust account. We confirm the fee before the audit starts.
How do I request a trust account audit quote?
Send your profession, state or territory, audit period, number of trust accounts, approximate transaction volume, software used, and deadline. We confirm scope and provide a fixed-fee proposal before work begins.
Why is AuditsPro pricing more efficient than some audit firms?
AuditsPro uses a secure online portal, structured document checklists, digital workpapers, and state-aware workflows to reduce administration and repeated follow-up. Pricing reflects technology-enabled efficiency, not offshore client services or reduced audit care.
Are client services and audit document handling onshore?
Yes. Client services, audit coordination, and client portal data management are handled in Australia. Client portal audit documents are managed on Australian AWS infrastructure, including the Sydney region.
How can I verify AuditsPro?
AuditsPro operates as AUDITSPRO PTY LTD, ABN 40 660 169 844. You can verify the ABN, GST status, entity type, and public business details through the Australian Government's ABN Lookup service.
Do you provide ongoing audit support?
Yes. If a document is missing or a finding needs explanation, we help you understand what is needed and what happens next.
Ready to Plan Your Audit?
confirm the right audit scope.