Why do you need a year end Tax Planning Review?

The end of the financial year can be a stressful time for business as […]

Increase in Small Business Immediate Asset Write Off

There have been a number of changes to the rates and thresholds for the […]

Do you engage contractors in your business? Know your legal responsibilities

Last week, we looked at an unfair dismissal ruling against Foodora Australia, which has had huge implications for the gig economy.

In light of this, we thought it might be worth going over your legal responsibilities if you engage contractors, and the implications of misclassifying your employees.

Joshua Klooger v Foodora Australia – How this ruling impacted the gig economy

In November this year, a former Foodora Australia delivery rider, Joshua Klooger, won an unfair dismissal claim, despite a service agreement that classified him as an independent contractor.

This ruling has had huge implications for the gig economy and how employers engage contractors.

So you have a will – but have you considered all of your assets?

Having loan accounts in business structures can have unintended consequences. Particularly where wills are concerned.

Tax Incentives for Early Stage Innovation Companies (ESICs) – how it can benefit you.

The introduction of the tax incentives in July 2016 for investors in ESICs makes this type of investment tantalizingly more attractive than ever before. The tax incentives provide eligible investors who purchase new shares in an ESIC with two tax incentives

Three reasons why accounting and marketing go hand-in-hand

Marketing is not solely promoting a product or service, creatively communicating your brand or looking after your customers. It is a mixture of everything your business stands for and how it operates, and a big part of that is your numbers.

Helping small business through the succession planning process

There’s a lot to preparing a business for a new owner. Too many businesses do just one of them – offer their business for sale.

7 ways invoice financing can help cash flow

Is cashflow keeping you awake at night? Only about half of Australian small businesses are cash flow positive in any given month.

5 things I wish I knew before buying a business!

Find out how to avoid the pitfalls when you buy your first or next business.

Which business structure is right for my business?

When setting up or buying a business there are a number of business structures you can use to operate the business in. Here are some of the most common structures used in Australia.

Have you ever felt like your business makes plenty of profit – but there is never any cash in the bank?

We found this to be quite a common issue in business

Why discounting is a dirty word!

Planning your next Sale – discounting might not be your best strategy to boost revenue! – here is why

Why you need a business budget!

A good business budget allows you to plan for business events that will affect your business’s performance over the forecast period.

This year I really want to grow my business

If this was your New Year’s resolution – it’s probably time for a business growth budget!

How good is your marketing? – Your accountant can help you to find out!

How successful the marketing of your product or service is, has a great deal to do with how your business operates and what it stands for, and your numbers can tell you a lot about it.