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Rana Jewell –
accountant, lifestyle consultant, author, scuba diving instructor, belly
dancer . . .
Rana
Jewell has unbridled enthusiasm, an inquisitive nature and a passion for
life. A friendly, caring professional with strong ethics and determination
to match, she can hardly be described as a ‘traditional’ accountant. With
more than 25 years experience in small business, Rana has successfully
balanced her clients and business with the eclectic and varied leisure
pursuits she enjoys—giving her a lifestyle that is balanced, rich and
rewarding. As a qualified
scuba diving instructor
and a professional
bellydancer on her days off—Rana is living proof that not all
accountants lack personality and count beans! Information, including Rana’s
professional qualifications and Board appointments, can be accessed through
her
resume and The National
Institute of Accountants
member profile article.
But don't think Rana is not as technically
skilled as a 'traditional' accountant. She is just as passionate about
ongoing professional development and growth as she is with balancing her
life, and is a thorough, up-to-date and dedicated individual who
specialises in accounting and taxation for professional service business
and investors. She practices what she preaches about cash flow (ie.
creating reserves for investments, lifestyle choices and of course tax and
GST).
A genuine interest in her clients, good
listening skills and an earnest desire for accurate and up-to-date
information regarding taxation and accountancy legislation are essential
elements of Rana's service. Her competency in legislative matters gives
clients the satisfaction of knowing Rana's thoroughness and attention to
detail maximises their legitimate claims.
Rana has
a Masters of Counselling from the Queensland University of
Technology. The result of this study—a thesis entitled
“Couples with Financial Difference: can a Saver
and a Spender live in Harmony?” has been edited to remove
the academic stuffing to create a book for couples who are experiencing
some difficulties from their different financial styles. While the study
focuses on couples, readers comments suggest the content equally helps
singles with their financial management too.
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