Normally we do a spring clean, but with business, we need to do a financial year clean.
In the final two weeks before tax time, there’s a growing list of things any business owner should be doing to prepare. Here are the priorities.
End of Financial Year (EOFY) should be an exciting time to reflect on your business performance, assess your growth and to plan for the next year ahead.
The number of trading businesses in Australia is on the rise, and every single one of them needs a way to accept payments from customers.
According to MIT boffins, Australia has 0.1 percent chance of winning the World Cup – why even turn up?
In the budget the Federal Government tightened the rules around the R&D tax incentive – so what’s the impact on SMEs in the new financial year?
When it comes to negotiating in the workplace, women are at a disadvantage. Does this disadvantage persist in freelancing, where a contractor’s work is worth what they’re willing to negotiate?
When Dr Annie McAuley talks about the difficulty in learning to use language, she knows what she’s talking about – she’s had to learn from scratch twice.
Review your expense accounts three weeks prior to submitting your tax to ensure your Profit and Loss statement is accurate in a timely fashion.