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Dismissing an employee is never easy. But if you understand and fulfill your obligations, it will make the process easier for everyone and help you stay on the right side of employment law.
By Katy Isherwood
To support the dining, arts and tourism industry the NSW Government has launched Dine & Discover NSW in an effort to encourage the
community to support these industries.
One of the most challenging aspects for a small business is seasonal dips in income. But there are proactive ways to predict, plan for and overcome these dips in revenue.
By Gillian Hayward
Are you looking to undertake succession planning or recently undertaken succession planning? Are you looking to purchase or establish your
first farming business? There is new government assistance available to support new and intergenerational farmers.
By Christina Cotter
The Fair Work Commission determined that the minimum wage rates provided for under Modern Awards would increase by 1.75%. The timing of
increases will be staggered across awards.
By Steven Castelletto
It is that time of year again where we step away from the numbers and tax legislations to discuss cybersecurity.
Since 1 July 2010 concessional stamp duty rates have been available to SMSF’s on the transfer of NSW business real property from a member to the SMSF. A duty of $50 applies to eligible transfers where there is no borrowing and $500 where there is borrowing.
By Charles Talbot
At some stage in the business lifecycle, most business owners will struggle with setting the price of a product or service. A range of
factors can impact pricing. Keep reading as some of the factors around setting price and understanding your business costs are explained in
more detail.
By Gillian Hayward
Is your business growing and expanding and looking to take on more staff? You may be eligible for the JobMaker Hiring Credit.
By Gillian Hayward
Round 3 of the drought transport subsidy is due to end on the 31 December 2020.
By Christina Cotter
Small Business Month: Tips for Claiming the Instant Asset Write-Off
By Tui Silvester
Do you have a payroll tax liability for the 2019/2020 year or for the months of July to September 2020?
By Brooke Guiton
A detailed overview of invoicing requirements.
By Gillian Hayward
Top measures released in the Government’s 2020 Budget that may affect you and your business.
By Andrea Bradley
With October being Small Business Month, we reflect and feel fortunate to have the opportunity to work with many small businesses.
By Vicky Richards
Check the rules before you act.
By Katy Isherwood
When a new business commences, a common question that is asked is "Should I include GST on my invoices"?
By Gillian Hayward
Are you aware of changes made to the Farm Household Allowance?
Are you a small business owner looking to reboot, recover or grow your business?
By Kimberley Butler
JobKeeper Key Dates not to be missed for the month of September.
By Vicky Richards
Who can apply and what are the requirements?
We are proud to be a COVIDSafe registered business, your health & safety is our top priority.
By Charles Talbot
The government has today announced updates to both the existing and extension JobKeeper schemes.
By Kimberley Butler
JobKeeper Key Dates not to be missed for the month of August.
We are ensuring the safety of our team members and clients is top priority.
By Gillian Hayward
Are you eligible for additional drought assistance funding?
By Charles Talbot
Important changes to the JobKeeper payments from 28 September 2020.
By Kimberley Butler
Have you checked in with your employees lately?
By Kimberley Butler
JobKeeper Key Dates not to be missed for the month of July.
By D'Lene Browning
Small businesses may be eligible for another COVID-19 recovery grant.
By Yana Robinson
Important points to consider for your businesses recovery journey.
By Yana Robinson
Important information for businesses to remember in the lead up to 30 June 2020.
By Andrea Bradley
Do you employ casuals within your business? Consider what these updates mean for you.
By Charles Talbot
The table below outlines the JobKeeper Key Dates not to be missed for the month of May.
The following information has been released since our last blog post “JobKeeper ATO Update”.
By Matthew Moloney
The ATO have released further details on the JobKeeper payment.
By Matthew Moloney
The JobKeeper Payment legislation and changes to the Fair Work Act passed both houses of parliament last night.
By D'Lene Browning
The ATO has announced special arrangements making it easier for people to claim deductions for working from home due to COVID-19.
The Federal Government has announced a Code of Conduct for commercial landlords to apply when negotiating with tenants affected by COVID-19.
By Katy Isherwood
The NSW Government has today announced that grants of up to $10,000 will be made available for eligible small business affected by COVID-19
restrictions.
Small business employers that have experienced a 30 per cent fall in revenue since March 1 will be eligible for the $1,500 per fortnight wage subsidy.
Australian Banking Association CEO Anna Bligh has announced enhanced relief measures for COVID-19.
Yesterday, the NSW Parliament passed amendments to the NSW Long Service Leave Act to introduce more flexibility around the taking of long service leave.
While the full economic effects from the virus remain uncertain, the outlook has deteriorated since the Government’s initial Economic Response announced on 12 March 2020.
As a business owner you are facing unprecedented times as the pandemic COVID-19 unfolds. As the situation continues to evolve, it is imperative that business owners have a business continuity plan in place to help your business survive.
Yesterday Scott Morrison announced the details of a $17.6b stimulus package to help combat the impact of the coronavirus to business and the economy.
By Matthew Moloney
Only $9,609,810 remains of the $100,000,000 allocated for loan funding, check if you're eligible.
By Charles Talbot
We had a great turn out for last weeks Xero Seminar presented by Charles & Yana, thank you to all that attended.
By D'Lene Browning
One of the common challenges small businesses face is cash flow.
By Steven Castelletto
The Internet can be a scary place. With cases of cyber fraud and identity theft skyrocketing, here’s 5 tips to help you stay safe.
By Andrea Bradley
The importance of planning ahead for the unexpected.
By Vicky Richards
Do you know what super benefits you can access, and the conditions of release?
By Yana Robinson
There are a number of loans available from the Australian Government to assist eligible students to complete further training and study.