Cashflow
Australia’s top earners are seeking the help of private wealth advisors; as busy professionals recognise the value of wealth strategies, but struggle to find time to focus on them personally.
BOQ Finance and Lenovo have joined forces to create Lenovo Financial Services; designed to offer a range of financial services and solutions to new and existing Lenovo customers.
Citibank says its business credit card is designed by business, for business and delivers a range of features for managing cashflow, rewarding purchases with points as well as a suite of applications for business travellers. Andrew Boyd of Credit Card Compare looks at the pros and cons of using this credit card in your business.
The Federal Government has introduced a stringent payment regime obliging state agencies to pay small business creditors within 30 days, or they’ll face penalties for late payment.
Small business owners interested in self-managed super fund advice and profitable investment insights are being invited to attend a seminar run by leading financial commentator Peter Switzer and BT Chief Economist Chris Caton.
Reckon Limited has made its latest software, CashBook Online, available, enabling business owners to record income and expenses, reconcile bank accounts, prepare GST returns and manage cash flow at any time.
In light of a tighter credit market for small business, Travelex Global Business Payments has doubled the foreign exchange trading lines offered to SMEs involved in exporting.
With 30 June upon us, taxpayers are looking for opportunities to reduce their tax liabilities for the fiscal year, and according to Institute of Public Accountants senior tax advisor Tony Greco, small businesses should also not overlook the cash flow benefits of tax deferral opportunities.
Who better to tell businesses how to get the most out of their bank than someone with 25 years’ experience behind the scenes?
As consumers continue to show their love for group buying deals, more and more SMEs are listing deals on coupon sites – but how can you ensure this works for your business?
Over 145,000 businesses experienced a risk downgrade in the March quarter, according to Dun & Bradstreet, as rising payment terms and bleak expectations for sales and profits put pressure on cash flow.
Cashflow is currently the biggest challenge facing small business, recent research has shown, with delinquent accounts – where payments were over 90 days late – increasing by 20 percent in the March quarter.
Low-doc loans are making a comeback and they could be just the funding solution small businesses have been looking for.
Debtor finance has been rated as one of the top three products to watch in 2011 and statistics are reinforcing its growing popularity among Australian SMEs as a cashflow saviour.
Australian businesses feel they are performing better than in 2010 but confidence in the economy remains lukewarm and as a result businesses report only a marginal increase in confidence for the year ahead.
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New Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) regulations applying to company vehicles may assist in reducing carbon emissions and ease road congestion, according to leading fleet solutions company FleetPartners. But this will come at a big cost to all businesses requiring the use of vehicles. The Federal Government introduced changes to the FBT concession on companyprovided cars […]
Brett Morris blogs how management can often act emotionally at times of financial instability, and how this impacts staff.
“When your finances aren’t stable, it’s easy to lose sight of priorities and act against the best interests of your team and the business.”
With the number of insolvencies continuing to rise among both small and large businesses, distressed companies must rethink their strategies towards banks and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) by conducting their negotiations in a conciliatory rather than a hostile or aggressive manner, according to PKF chartered accountants and business advisers.
The Government has listened to long-held concerns of tax professionals and reformed excess superannuation contribution tax traps that have tripped-up as many as 30,000 taxpayers each year, The Tax Institute said today.
