Get expert legal support for MYOB accountants

If you're a MYOB-registered accountant or bookkeeper, you may be eligible for a first year Sprintlaw Plus Membership for $0. As part of this offer, you can receive benefits including $1,000 in yearly credits, which can be used towards any expert legal services. You can also sign up your clients at a discounted rate and earn commissions on successful referrals.

To qualify, you'll need to meet the following criteria:

• MYOB registration: You must be registered as an accountant or bookkeeper with MYOB.
• SMB clients: The majority of your clients are Australian small businesses or startups.
• Referral potential: You meet our basic referral standards, which may include a review of how your clients could benefit from Sprintlaw’s services.
• Other requirements: You also need to satisfy any other eligibility criteria we may have.

Please note that Sprintlaw reserves the right to approve, decline, or adjust eligibility as needed, whether due to changes in referral expectations or other partnership terms.

If you have any questions about how this offer works, please contact our team by submitting your details and questions via the above form. To view our full terms, please refer to Sprintlaw's Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.

The Plus Membership is an all-in-one solution for business legals, so you can get back to what matters most. Our annual subscription is designed for entrepreneurs and small business owners who want ongoing support, and unlocks a range of tools through our legal platform to help you access fast, affordable legal solutions whenever you need them.

As a MYOB accountant or bookkeeper, you can join our Plus Membership plan for $0 (usually $799+GST, save $600) and get your first year of access to:

• Unlimited Lawyer Calls: Book unlimited free consults with our expert lawyers.
• Free Templates: Access a library of simple legal documents using our lawyer-vetted templates.
• $1,000 of Yearly Credits: Receive $250 of credits every quarter to use on any of our expert legal services.
• Free eSignature Tool: Send, manage, and review all your business legal documents through our integrated tool, online and free to use.
• Legal Health Monitor: We’ll monitor your business’ legal health based on your business’ unique legal data, and inform you of critical issues and next steps.
• And more!

To discover the full range of inclusions, click here.

Unlike traditional law firms, everything we do is on a fixed-fee basis. This means you will know the total cost of your legal bill from the start. Once you have accepted and signed our engagement letter, we will send through the payment details.

Please note that we take full payment upfront. We accept most major credit cards, including AMEX, Visa and Mastercard.

At Sprintlaw, our focus is on providing commercial legal services for businesses. We specialise in helping small businesses and startups get off the ground and keep operating without the stress of unexpected legal obstacles.

Our legal team specialises in technology, intellectual property, contract drafting, corporate law, and commercial law. We do not do disputes or litigation, debt collection, or personal legal matters such as wills, estates, personal injury, or conveyancing.

Sprintlaw operates in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. In Australia, Sprintlaw is a regulated law firm and is an incorporated legal practice with number 32845, regulated by the Law Society of New South Wales. In New Zealand and the UK, Sprintlaw operates as a legal consultancy and is not a traditionally regulated law firm.

We chose to set up as a legal consultancy, rather than a regulated law firm, in New Zealand because it made our expansion into the New Zealand market faster and easier. It also means we have a lower compliance burden and can significantly reduce our overhead costs when performing legal work.

We can then pass these cost savings on to our clients, allowing us to provide high quality legal services at a fraction of the cost of traditional firms.

So what is the difference between Sprintlaw NZ's consultancy model and a traditional NZ law firm? In many respects, we are similar. Like a law firm, we offer legal services to small business clients across most of their regular legal needs, including drafting and reviewing contracts and providing legal and regulatory advice.

However, there are some key differences and limitations to be aware of.

Our lawyers: The legal services we provide in New Zealand are not provided by New Zealand-qualified lawyers. Our lawyers are Australian-qualified lawyers or UK-qualified lawyers who are familiar with New Zealand laws and requirements, and are able to provide high quality legal services to small businesses. Given the strong similarities between Australian, English and New Zealand law, and the areas of law in which we practise, being small business and startup law, we do not view the fact that our lawyers are not qualified in New Zealand as having any substantive impact on the quality of our service. We are committed to providing high quality, affordable legal services to all our New Zealand clients.

Reserved areas: We are not permitted to provide services in reserved areas of law under section 6 and section 35 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 (see here). These include appearing in court or conducting litigation proceedings, managing conveyancing matters, or giving advice under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976. Sprintlaw does not operate in these areas. We find these areas are rarely relevant to our small business clients seeking commercial legal advisory services.

Privilege: When you work with a traditional law firm, advice provided is considered "privileged". This means correspondence between a client and solicitor can, if made confidentially and for the purposes of legal advice, be withheld from a court or third party in connection with litigation proceedings. As Sprintlaw operates as a legal consultancy, some advice we provide may not be "privileged" and may instead be treated in the same way as advice from your accountant or another adviser who is not a regulated solicitor or barrister. This does not affect our confidentiality obligations to you, and our engagement letter confirms that any advice or discussions we have will be kept confidential. Because Sprintlaw does not operate in court-related or litigious matters, we find that privilege is rarely relevant to the kind of legal work we do.

Insurance: Sprintlaw is not required to have professional indemnity insurance that meets the New Zealand Law Society's minimum requirements. Regardless, Sprintlaw has chosen to maintain professional indemnity cover so our clients still benefit from insurance protection.

Our legal team is made up of experienced lawyers who specialise in various areas of law and hold an Australian legal practising certificate. None of our Sprintlaw lawyers are New Zealand-qualified lawyers, and they do not currently hold a New Zealand practising certificate. They provide legal services remotely from Australia.

Given the strong similarities between Australian and New Zealand law, and the areas of law in which we practise, being small business and startup law, we do not view the fact that our lawyers have not qualified in New Zealand as having any substantive impact on the quality of our service. We are committed to providing high quality, affordable legal services to all our New Zealand clients.

Our lawyers have trained at leading Australian firms, but left the traditional corporate law world to join us in creating a new and better way of delivering legal services. Our team has specialist expertise in technology law, intellectual property law, contract drafting and review, corporate law, and commercial law.