Danny is a Managing Accountant who has been with Rees since 2013. As a qualified CPA, Danny specialises in Superannuation, with a particular emphasis on Self-Managed Super Funds.
Danny Tse is a qualified CPA who has been with Rees Group for 8 years. With two years prior experience at SWP before starting with us, Danny brings just over a decade of hands-on accounting experience to his clients. While he is broadly skilled when it comes to accounting, Danny specialises in Superannuation, with a particular emphasis on Self Managed Super Funds.
Starting at Rees in 2013, he quickly worked his way up from Accountant to Senior Accountant, and now oversees our Business Advisory and Tax Division as a Managing Accountant. During this time, Danny oversaw the changeover to a cloud-based operating system in the office, greatly increasing internal compliance efficiency and freeing up more time to spend with our clients.
Danny strongly values honesty, trust, and integrity in his accounting practice. He is passionate when it comes to helping his clients achieve their goals, and takes pride in guiding your business towards growth. A firm believer that the client should always be having fun when engaging with their financial advisor, Danny considers his favourite part of the job to be the vibrant team culture and the great relationships he has fostered with his clients.
Outside of the office, Danny might be found out on the basketball court, enjoying some Japanese cuisine, or spending time with his family.
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