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Category: Business

employee performance

How to manage poor-performing employees

Human capital is often the biggest cost to a business. Employees must perform at their best for your business to succeed. But what if ...
spam emails

How to protect yourself from malicious spam emails

Spam emails are unauthorised electronic messages sent in bulk from outside parties. The intent varies, some promote legitimate products or services whilst others link ...
Unconventional monetary policy

Conventional vs unconventional monetary policy

Conventional monetary policy is a central bank tool that changes the cost to borrow money (official cash rate/interest rate) to increase or reduce demand. ...
myTax Accountant

Should I use myTax or an accountant?

If you’re an individual with a simple income from an employer and nothing to claim, you may decide to lodge your tax online through ...
Annual wage growth

Wage Price Index, Australia (WPI)

The Wage Price Index Australia (WPI) is a measure of the cost of labour not considering compositional changes in the workplace such as part-time vs full-time employment. ...
AI

Am I human or computer?

What you’re reading right now is written by me. But am I human or computer? Chances are, you’ve read multiple articles this year written ...
Melbourne tax reform

The Howard government was the last to make any real tax reform

The Howard government’s incentive based GST tax policy was Australia’s last substantial tax reform that stood the test of time. Why? Because it increased ...
prison

Prison! The consequence of failing to lodge tax returns and BAS

A Western Australian doctor, has been sentenced to seven months in jail for failing to lodge 18 income tax returns and business activity statements ...
champagne

What costs more than champagne and Chanel No.5 perfume? Ink!

At $8296 per litre, standard black HP ink for your home printer costs more than champagne, designer perfume and human blood according to Choice. ...
Petrol price

The double-edged sword of inflation

  We are experiencing record inflation (3.5% in Australia) (7.9% in the US and similar in Europe) resulting from the pandemic, global unrest, supply ...