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questions

Top 5 questions to ask your accountant at tax time

Here are the top 5 questions that you should be asking your accountant, tax or business advisor during tax time. Are you a registered ...
lockdown

3 tips for small businesses in lockdown

Whilst many large corporations in Australia have arguably benefited from a COVID economy, the bread and butter of our country, small business has been ...
COVID Vaccine

Can employers mandate vaccination in Australia?

Vaccinations are free and voluntary under Australia’s current policy. There is no government mandate for vaccines. However, the federal government strongly recommends that all ...
Commercial aircract

Boeing and Airbus lose their duopoly

For decades, Boeing and Airbus have enjoyed an uninterrupted duopoly in the large commercial aircraft segment. New competition from the East threatens to burst ...
disaster reovery

Disaster Recovery Payment vs Disaster Recovery Allowance

The Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) is a one-time federal government payment for people affected by disaster ($1,000 per eligible adult and $400 per child). ...
vaccine

Not taking a risk can sometimes be the biggest risk

Sometimes, choosing not to take a risk can pose the biggest risk. This rings true with the COVID-19 vaccine in Australia. Many who can’t ...
tiger

The dangers with share buy-backs

Many businesses find operating through a company structure is attractive as the profits are taxed at a flat rate of 26% (if turnover is ...
dog in camping chair

Australians don’t support high taxes

Following successive election losses, Labour has done a complete 180-degree flip on tax. They now support tax cuts for individuals earning up to $200,000 ...
Facebook

How to post on your Facebook business page

Facebook has over 3 billion monthly active users. 12 million in Australia. 2.2 billion use it through their phone. Women between 18 – 24 ...
JobKeeper

The $90b JobKeeper wage subsidy ended and the zombies fell

The JobKeeper Payment supported businesses significantly affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) and finished on 28 March 2021. There were just over 1 million workers ...