Brightspark Financial Software

Simplicity by design

Easy to use Property Investment and Accounting software

Property

PI Manager
PI Simulator
BIP Scorecard

Accounting

GST Smartbook

Guides

Negative Gearing
Capital Gains
Non Cash Exps

Brightspark publishes easy to use property investment and accounting software built specifically for Australian conditions. Click on the links below to see how our software can help you.

PI Manager is a fantastic tool that you can use to manage your property investment. It instantly accounts for the tax concessions that most investors miss and calculates your tax return, cash flow and equity value. You can also use it to measure your investment performance. More Info

Use the PI Simulator to plan your property investment, to organise your bank loan and to plan your income tax position. The Simulator gives you all need to prepare your investment and shows you, in very simple terms, how much you can afford to spend, what you can afford to borrow and much more. More Info

BIP Scorecard gives you the ability to compare completely different properties using financial criteria. The program takes into account all of the important property variables and produces one simple number that you can use to compare against other properties. More Info

The GST SmartBook is a simple bookkeeping package that small business will find very easy to use. You can enter cashbook, payroll and general ledger transactions and produce your Business Activity Statement and tax return at the click of a button. More Info

GST Smartbook comes with an Online Guide book

Information Guides

Gearing is the process of borrowing funds to purchase a property that you would not be able to purchase with your cash funds alone. Negative gearing occurs when the expenses and loan interest exceed the rental income, leading to a net loss which can reduce your tax payable. This guide will run through an example to illustrate the process of negative gearing. More Info

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax on gains made on the sale of a property that was acquired after 20 September 1985. There are two available methods for calculating capital gains tax and this guide provides a brief example using the new method in place since 13 May 1997. You should always check with your accountant before selling an investment property. More Info

Non Cash Expenses (NCEs) are those tax deductible expenses where the annual tax deduction does not directly match the cash expenditure in any given year. This guide will demonstrate the main non cash expenses of depreciation on property assets, amortisation of borrowing expenses and amortisation of construction costs (also known as building allowance). More Info

Pricing

Property Investor Suite - Manager & Simulator (CD box)
Only $99.95

BIP Scorecard (download only)
Only $33

GST SmartBook (download only)
Only $132

Brightspark Financial Software

Property Investor Suite - Manager

Property Investor Suite - Simulator

BIP Scorecard

GST SmartBook

Negative Gearing

Capital Gains

Non Cash Expenses