Clear numbers. Better decisions. Stronger organisations.
Accounting, tax advisory and fractional CFO services for NDIS providers, social enterprises, small non-profits, medical practices and allied health businesses.
Led by CPA and Registered Tax Agent Hillel Freedman, with more than 26 years of professional accounting experience, the practice helps organisations build strong financial systems, improve reporting and make confident financial decisions.
Experience You Rarely Find in One Advisor
Hillel Freedman Advisory combines:
- 26 years of professional accounting experience
- CPA and Registered Tax Agent credentials
- Senior Tax Manager expertise
- hands-on financial management experience inside growing organisations
- advisory and fractional CFO capability
This combination allows clients to receive reliable accounting, strong tax expertise and practical financial guidance grounded in real operational experience.
We work with
NDIS Providers
NDIS Accountant Melbourne & National
Financial reporting, payroll systems and financial strategy for NDIS providers — from a CPA and Registered Tax Agent with 26 years’ experience and clients across the sector. View more information on our NDIS services. Supporting NDIS Accountant Melbourne & National
Social Enterprises
Helping mission-driven businesses balance social impact with financial sustainability.
Small Non-Profits
Providing financial reporting, governance support and compliance systems.
Medical Practices
Financial reporting, tax planning and advisory support for healthcare providers.
Allied Health Providers
Supporting clinics and practices with strong financial systems and reliable reporting.
Testimonials
Colin Long – Earthworker Cooperative
“Hillel has been a dedicated accountant for our project over many years and consistently brings rigour and attention to detail.”
David Freedman
“Hillel is extremely knowledgeable in tax law and ensures strong compliance with ATO requirements.”
Alex Breskin
“Hillel’s financial systems and reporting gave our board confidence in how we were allocating resources.”