About Whiztax

Independent, personal tax support built on clarity and care

Whiztax is a real, independent Australian tax agent business. The focus is on clear communication, careful record handling, and practical support for individuals and small businesses.

What clients can expect

Reliable support, straightforward explanations, and a consistent process that prioritises accuracy and confidentiality.

Independent service
Confidential handling
Clear next steps
On-time focus
Chandima De Silva, founder of Whiztax

Meet the person behind Whiztax

Chandima De Silva

I started Whiztax because tax should not feel like something that happens to you. Most people do not need more paperwork — they need someone to explain what it means and what to do next.

So that is how I work. You deal with me directly, from the first question to the lodged return. I would rather take the extra ten minutes to make sure you understand your own return than hand it back finished and unexplained.

Chandima De Silva

Founder, Whiztax — independent Australian tax agent

Values

Every client relationship is guided by a consistent set of principles.

Clarity

Plain-language explanations and practical guidance.

Confidentiality

Respectful, careful handling of sensitive information.

Accuracy

Attention to detail and accurate reporting.

On-time submission

Clear timelines and proactive follow-up where required.

Proactive reminders

Optional reminders to help you stay organised.

How we work

Four steps, in this order, so you always know what is happening.

  1. Listen first

    You tell us what is going on, in your own words. Nothing to prepare for this part.

  2. Agree the scope

    We confirm what is included, the timeline, and the next steps.

  3. Prepare with care

    We prepare the work carefully and explain anything that needs your input.

  4. Keep you informed

    You hear where things stand without having to chase us.

What to bring to appointments

A general list of helpful information for individuals and small business clients.

Individuals

  • Income statements or payment summaries
  • Records of deductions and expenses
  • Health insurance statements (if applicable)
  • Bank interest statements
  • Any relevant correspondence from the ATO

Small businesses

  • Bookkeeping records or access to software
  • Sales and expense summaries
  • Business activity statements (BAS) and related tax documents (if applicable)
  • Asset purchase records
  • Previous year returns (if available)

General advice note

Information on this site is general and does not consider your personal situation. Tailored advice is provided once we start working together.