Tradies would know that for most jobs, being prepared and having the right tools for the job at hand is vital. EOFY is no different.
How would you tell the story of your startup in three minutes? Or five minutes?
EOFY is coming, and if you’re a small business owner or a startup founder you’re probably starting to think about the best way to prepare your business for it.
The success of any business often depends on its ability to retain great employees.
Being a busy tradie, you probably have little time left during the week once you have finished jobs on site, and then caught up on invoicing and chasing unpaid bills.
Starting your own trades or construction business means that everything becomes part of your job – not just the actual job of fixing or building things.
If your business produces or purchases stock for the market, you’ll likely need to do at least one stocktake at the end of the financial year for tax reasons.
Ditching the boss and working for yourself freelancer can be one of the most rewarding career moves out there, but with all that added flexibility comes more responsibility at EOFY.
The $20,000 instant asset write-off is extended for another year, which is great news for small businesses.