Posts by Success Tax Professionals
Where are Australians spending their money?
According to research by Illion, our food delivery spend is up 259% from pre-COVID-19 days. We are buying more furniture than we used to and our online gambling habits are up almost 60%. At first glance, it seems we are spending more money on gambling. The truth is, our spend is about the same but…
Read MoreCommunication – the most important part of a business continuity plan (BCP)
When we focus on survival we often forget what should be the most important part of a business continuity plan (BCP); communication.
Read MoreSupercharge your tax accounting practice on Google Maps
6 easy steps to supercharge your tax accounting practice on Google maps. Add your practice to Google My Business. Add your business name and address.
Read MoreEmergency super spent on pokies, beer, and Uber Eats
Early super withdrawers spending thousands on gambling, alcohol and takeaway food. Spending $3000 in the first 2 weeks of receiving the money.
Read MoreEnabling two-factor authentication for my accounting practice data
No matter who hosts your data, if it’s online, it can be hacked. Two-factor authentication uses two different methods to acquire access.
Read MoreIT security for accounting practices
If you are looking for a higher level of IT security for your accounting practice, here are some areas to consider. Two-factor authentication. Daily backups.
Read More$150,000 instant asset write-off for small business
If your business turnover is less than 500 million, you can instantly write off any asset purchase up to $150,000.
Read MoreDon’t Let COVID-19 hold you back – Start a business
Thinking of starting a business? Don’t let COVID-19 hold you back. Here are some reasons why now is a really good time to get started: Rents are reduced or more likely to be negotiable. Staff wages are lower. Business operating costs are falling. Competition has reduced because a significant number of old school businesses are…
Read MoreWill business survive COVID-19
A lot of businesses will not survive the coronavirus including airlines, retailers with discretionary products, tourism operators and restaurants.
Read MoreGrow your accounting practice by helping your clients during COVID-19
To grow your practice, maximimise opportunities and help clients, you must offer business clients assistance with managing their business.
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