Looking to grow your business through exporting, but don’t want to put your house on the line? Provident Inventory Finance’s Matthew Nolan shares some tricks of the trade. There are many good reasons for trading abroad. Most importantly, you’ll substantially increase your potential customer base, stimulate business growth, and open new opportunities to diversify. While […]
Two very different industries are providing growing potential for Australian exporters in Japan. The market for Australian native flowers in Japan—such as the kangaroo paw, wax flower, rice flower and umbrella fern—is increasing, according to experts at a recent forum at the University of Queensland. “Unlike Australians who, for the majority, use flowers to celebrate […]
A new service by HSBC promises to make things a little easier for exporters doing business in China. ChinaExpress is the first trade product from HSBC’s partnership with China’s Bank of Communications, and allows Australian exporters access to over 2,700 offices in 137 cities across mainland China. David Morton, Australia’s head of commercial banking for […]
In what can only bode well for international players wanting to do business with Australia, we have been ranked highly on a listing of countries perceived to have a low risk of internal corruption. Australia scored 8.7 out of 10, on a scale where zero indicates high levels of perceived corruption and 10 signifies low […]
Recently, Dynamic Export was invited to Hong Kong to attend the World SME Expo and Innovation and Design Expo (IDE), running from November 29 to December 1. The government-run Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) played host to the group of journalists, who were invited to meet with government officials and economists to discuss the […]
Here are a selection of winners recognised for Their great work and innovation at recent awards on the small business calendar: 2006 Telstra Business Woman of the Year Awards Margot Spalding, co-owner and co-founder of Jimmy Possum Furniture in Victoria, is the 2006 Telstra Business Woman of the Year. “I was stunned and relieved,” says […]
Congratulations to M. Holton of New South Wales who is the lucky winner of our October 06 subscriptions prize. They have won a getaway to the Tallow Wood Pavilion, a four-star lodge in South West Rocks in the NSW mid-north coast, valued at $525. For our latest subscription offer, go to backend.dynamicbusiness.com or fill out […]
Are you sitting on top of something revolutionary and innovative? Entries are now open for the INNOVIC’s Next Big Thing Award 2007. Now in its third year, the award supports innovators, inventors and small businesses, with more than $30,000 worth of prizes up for grabs. Twenty-one finalists will have their entries displayed from May 1 […]
Access to small business tax concessions will be easier under new legislation coming into effect on July 1 this year. The new laws will standardise the eligibility criteria for GST, the Simplified Tax System, capital gains tax, fringe benefits tax and pay-as-you-go concessions. While the concessions currently require separate eligibility tests, from July 1 any […]
Businesses are being urged to play their part in reducing waste and helping control climate change, by participating in Business Clean Up Day on February 27. “Clean Up Australia is targeting businesses to get involved on February 27 because by taking action with members of their local community, they can bring about changes that ensure […]
