At Advanced Partners, we are committed to empowering our community by sharing practical knowledge on taxation and business. Through educational initiatives, professional workshops, and public talks, we aim to provide valuable insights that help individuals and businesses navigate their financial journeys with confidence.
Our Managing Director Ha Nguyen is a trusted tax and financial expert regularly featured on SBS Radio, Australia’s national multicultural broadcaster. She is one of Melbourne’s most sought-after voices on tax, superannuation, estate planning, and wealth structuring for Australian investors and business owners.
Ha Nguyen is the Managing Director and founder of Advanced Partners, a Melbourne-based tax accounting and advisory firm. With more than 25 years of experience advising Australian investors, business owners, and high-net-worth families, she brings practical expertise to complex financial topics.
Ha is one of 10 members of the CPA Australia Victoria Public Practice Committee, representing accounting firms across Victoria. She specialises in tax strategy, wealth structuring, SMSF, estate planning, and cross-border tax for investors with Australia-Vietnam interests.
SBS (Special Broadcasting Service) is Australia’s national multicultural and multilingual broadcaster, funded by the Australian Government. Ha Nguyen has appeared as a featured expert guest on SBS Vietnamese Radio’s weekly personal finance podcast ‘Com Ao Gao Tien’ (Money Talks), covering practical financial topics for the Vietnamese Australian community.
Episode Date: 2 June 2026 | Duration: 18 min
Ha Nguyen discusses the potential impact of the proposed changes on investors, family businesses, and taxpayers across Australia, as well as the steps people should consider taking now rather than waiting until the legislation takes effect.
Episode Date: 26 May 2026 | Duration: 17 min
Ha Nguyen shares insights on the key announcements of the Budget and what they may mean for business owners, investors and family groups.
Episode Date: 12 May 2026 | Duration: 17 min
Ha Nguyen discusses how Australian property investors can maximize their profits by leveraging tax optimization strategies like negative gearing and depreciation schedules.
Episode Date: 23 April 2025 | Duration: 19 min
With 25+ years advising wealthy Australian families, Ha Nguyen shares her philosophy on money, wealth building, risk management, and financial education for the next generation.
Episode Date: 14 April 2026 | Duration: 16 min
What Vietnamese Australian families need to know about gifting money, adding names to property titles, and letting children live rent-free, and the significant Centrelink and ATO consequences that follow.
Episode Date: 11 April 2025 | Duration: 21 min
Why every Australian with any assets, not just the wealthy, needs a will and estate plan. Covers wills, powers of attorney, family trusts, superannuation beneficiaries, and how to minimise inheritance tax risks for your family.
Episode Date: 18 February 2025 | Duration: 20 min
The most common tax mistakes made by Vietnamese Australians, including forgetting overseas investments. How the ATO cross-checks data and what triggers an audit.
Episode Date: 3 October 2024 | Duration: 18 min
A practical guide to Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSF) in Australia. Who SMSF is suited to, ATO compliance rules, and how to use super to invest in property through a Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangement (LRBA).
Episode Date: 26 September 2024 | Duration: 21 min
How family trusts work in Australia, including asset protection from creditors, flexible income distribution, and legal tax minimisation strategies for high-income families.
Episode Date: 15 August 2024 | Duration: 18 min
Comparing ASFA’s three retirement standards: basic, comfortable, and lavish. Super calculations by age group, investment strategies within your fund, and when Australians can access their superannuation.
Episode Date: 9 August 2024 | Duration: 20 min
Common super mistakes and how to optimise your superannuation investments at age 30, 40, and 50. Why Vietnamese Australians prefer financial independence over relying on the Age Pension.