Breaking News & Updates
Keeping your books clean just got a whole lot easier.
EzyLearn has released new and updated training content to two of its most practical accounting courses —
adding fresh training course content that reflect how small business owners use financial reporting tools in the real world.
The updates cover a wide range of scenarios that bookkeepers and business owners regularly face, including:
- Aged Receivables for Accounts Receivable daily transaction records
- Understanding when and how to claim GST credits correctly
- Preparing and lodging BAS statements with confidence
- Generating Financial Reports that give a genuine snapshot of business health
“Financial reporting isn’t just a compliance exercise — it’s how you spot the patterns that can save or sink a business,” the course content reminds students throughout the new modules.
What’s Actually New?
The updated Daily Transactions course digs deeper into how individual entries flow through to end-of-period reporting relating to accounts receivable and more specifically Aged Accounts Receivable Reports.
Students work through realistic case studies — not just theoretical examples — that reflect the kinds of transactions a typical small business encounters week to week.
The GST, BAS and Reporting course has been restructured to make the relationship between GST collected, GST paid, and the final BAS lodgement clearer. Some students found this sequence complicated, and the new modules address that directly with step-by-step walkthroughs.
The new content is available immediately to anyone currently enrolled in either course — at no additional cost.
EzyLearn’s Updates and Additions Policy
This is consistent with long-standing approach to course content. Under our Updates and Additions Policy, current students automatically receive access to any new or revised material added to a course they’ve already purchased. There’s no upgrade fee, no separate enrolment.
It’s a model designed for the reality of adult learning:
- Accounting software changes,
- Tax rules shift,
- Reporting requirements evolve
For anyone who enrolled in these courses months ago, it’s worth logging back in — the training you’ll find today is meaningfully different from what was there before.
To remain current after your initial 12 months course access and support you can join our Career Academy Course Refresher Membership or upgrade to lifetime course access.
A Word on Fuel Costs Right Now
Here’s a practical example of why sharp financial reporting matters at this particular moment: fuel.
For businesses that run vehicles — tradies, delivery drivers, mobile service providers, couriers — fuel has become one of the most volatile line items on the books. Prices shift week to week, and those fluctuations compound quickly across a fleet or a heavy-use work vehicle.
The businesses that feel it least are the ones tracking it most carefully.
That means:
- Logging every fuel purchase with the correct GST treatment
- Running monthly reports to spot cost creep before it becomes a cash flow problem
- Understanding how fuel costs interact with vehicle expense claims at BAS time
A tradesperson driving 800 kilometres a week can easily find themselves hundreds of dollars over their informal fuel budget by the end of a quarter — simply because no one was watching the numbers closely enough.
Some Tradies working in the New Home Construction industry, who understand their fuel costs, are considering charging an extra surcharge if they need to travel long distances. That is the result of good financial management.
The new EzyLearn modules touch on exactly this kind of scenario: where a single overlooked category quietly erodes margin over time.
Who Should Revisit These Courses?
Anyone who completed the Daily Transactions or GST, BAS and Reporting courses recently will find value in reviewing the updated content. The core knowledge holds, but the new material adds important depth.
Log in, check what’s new, and make sure your financial reporting knowledge is as current as your books.
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