Tag: Australian Government
Morrison government funds $800m digital business push
The Australian government has announced an $800 million Digital Business Package to update Australia's digital infrastructure. The bulk of the funding will...
$30k Asset Write-Off up for grabs for next month: is your business eligible?
With the end of financial year fast approaching, small and medium-sized businesses are being reminded they could be eligible for an instant asset write-off...
A comparison of Coalition & ALP small business policies
Today the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) has released comparison findings on the policies proposed by the Coalition and the Australian Labor...
Pre-budget commentary from Sam Allert, Reckon Group CEO
Sam Allert, Reckon Group CEO, shares his thoughts on the impacts of the expected federal budget announcement this evening.
General Outlook
"Our survey uncovered that 65 per cent of...
Budget 2016: Employment a key battleground for small business
It’s hard to disagree that the 2015 budget wasn’t a cash cow for small business.
Across Australia some two million businesses cashed in on $5.5...
Why sharing is good for business
It might go against everything you have ever heard, but sharing is one of the best ways to get ahead in the business world. It’s also a great way to create social change.
Government bonus for hiring mature-age workers
The Australian Government has announced that it will provide a $1,000 bonus to businesses that hire mature-age workers.
‘We’re not happy’, SMBs tell government
Small to medium business confidence in the Government and Opposition has fallen over the past year, as many SMBs report dissatisfaction with the performance of politicians in general.
Help given to businesses registering names
Business owners concerned about registering an already trademarked business name are being given Government assistance, with the launch of TM Check.
Calls for carbon tax to top agenda at Government Tax Forum
The Tax Institute is calling for the Federal Government to double the duration of its planned two-day Tax Forum in October, and place the carbon tax at the top of the agenda.