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Accounting

The low- and middle-Income tax offset and how that will play into Aussie’s tax refunds this year

Here’s how to file your tax returns if you are eligible for the LMITO.

Mark Chapman · 2 min
Featured

Let’s Talk: 40 Top Business lessons from 2021

In this week’s Let’s Talk edition, we asked experts to share the best lessons they learned in 2021, as well as their plans for the future.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
Management

Trust as table stakes

Learn how to create trust with all key stakeholder groups.

Charlie Wood · 2 min
Featured

Let’s Talk: What is the best business advice you ever received?

Our experts reveal the best business advice they ever received and how it changed their professional lives.

Clare Loewenthal · 2 min
Advice

NSW lockdown: Survival strategies from SME owners

Dynamic Business spoke with business owners based in NSW about their continuity plans and their survival strategies for the latest lockdown:

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
Business Tech

PEPPOL & e-invoicing explained: What it means for your business

Electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) is the system-to-system exchange of invoices via a common standard called PEPPOL (Pan European Public Procurement Online), which Australia and New Zealand adopted in 2019.

Dan Bennett · 2 min
Expert

Let’s Talk – If you can’t beat them: Can partnering up with rivals help business?

Are there benefits to holding back a business rivalry in favour of a partnership? Perhaps a ‘you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours’ angle could play a strong hand in boosting your business growth?

Guillermo Troncoso · 2 min
Expert

Let’s Talk – Time is money: how & where should business owners spend their time?

Focus too much on one area and another can be neglected. Focus too much on the process or the product and you risk neglecting a customer or business partner. So, how and where can your time be well spent? Let’s Talk…

Guillermo Troncoso · 2 min
Featured

Let’s Talk: Making the hard business choices – admitting & cracking down on what doesn’t work

It can be a challenge to admit when something isn’t working, particularly when it’s something that we’ve put our blood, sweat and tears into.

Guillermo Troncoso · 2 min
Investing

Let’s Talk: Bringing in investors – How much to give vs. how much to take?

Investors can bring in much-needed funds and expertise; if you’re not careful, they can also take control of more than you bargained for.

Guillermo Troncoso · 2 min
Cashflow

Let’s Talk: The end of JobKeeper and what it could mean for your business

With JobKeeper reaching its end, Let’s Talk about what this big change could mean for businesses around Australia…

Guillermo Troncoso · 2 min
Editor's Choice

Selling your business? Two mistakes to avoid in your valuation

A business seller needs to look at the risk factors a potential buyer is worried about – and vice-versa…

Simon Bedard · 2 min
Advice

Six things I wish I’d known about being a businesswoman when I started Taurus Marketing

The six most important lessons Sharon Williams has learned while building Taurus Marketing that will help your business soar.

Sharon Williams · 2 min
Advice

Shifting careers and embracing change

Shifting careers and embracing change is scary but filled with opportunity and reward. Here’s how Alison O’Hare took the leap.

Alison O’Hare · 2 min
Advice

6 most commonly overlooked cost savings in business

From paying more than necessary to cutting budgets on activities that bring home the bacon, here are some of the most commonly overlooked savings in business to look out for in 2021.

Helen Baker · 2 min
Advice

The pandemic pivot: 5 ways coronavirus shifted HR priorities

With the ups and down during the pandemic, one thing remained clear for businesses: exceptional HR is not an optional extra – it’s a necessity.

Peter Hadley · 2 min
Expert

Resilience as a leader and the importance of scalability

In today’s Kickstart Monday article, RateMyAgent CEO Mark Armstrong shares his advice on resilience as a leader and the importance of scalability in a business model. Mark Armstrong is a property entrepreneur with over 20 years’ experience in the real estate industry. Prior to founding RateMyAgent, Mark built a reputation in the property industry giving […]

Dynamic Business · 2 min
Featured

15 years ago, I built a startup – Here’s how I’d do it differently

A decade and a half ago when I built my first company, the word “startup” was practically unheard of in Australia. When we talked about entrepreneurship, it was people starting small businesses or service based companies; and there’s nothing wrong with that. That’s been the backbone of the economy for decades, particularly for migrant families […]

Sam Bashiry · 2 min
Leadership

How clarity and renewed focus can help turn your business around

When ambitious brothers Jason and Marc Levin started their online office furniture business JasonL when they were just in their 20s, they had to “beg, borrow and steal” to get the fledgling start-up off the ground. Now, a decade later, the Sydney-based company has well and truly found its feet. JasonL posted a turnover last […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Advice

How SMEs can avoid common financial pitfalls by managing cash flow

Setting up a small business can be an exciting yet daunting experience. By the time you actually launch your business you have likely experienced a lot of uncharted waters, sleepless nights, caffeine highs and are generally left questioning your overall sanity. Trust me I know. In 2008 my brother and I started our business, Credit […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Expert

What makes a successful CEO: How to set yourself up for success

By Elizabeth McIntyre, CEO of Think Brick Becoming CEO is an enormous achievement but no one really explains that it is often a lonely role. The responsibility of success or failure is often solely up to you to ensure, yet it is your team and stakeholders that are impacted by your decisions. However, as CEO […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Accounting

A guide to managing expenses for small businesses

Managing expenses is a common headache for managers and finance teams, who often need to sort through hundreds of receipts, invoices, pay cheques, and reimbursement claims daily. Digitalisation has highlighted the flawed nature of traditional expense management practices, signalling that spreadsheets and paper document filing are insecure and error-prone. Small businesses should introduce simple technology […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Advice

Let’s Talk: The X Factor

Today we’re discussing customer retention and what businesses need to do to in order to achieve the so-called “X Factor” with their audiences. Customer experience is becoming increasingly important as the ability to share positive or negative reviews online is so easy in today’s digital age – and it can be very damaging to a […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
HR

5 ways to increase your focus

Focus can be a tough gig for anyone. Even the most experienced CEOs will tell you that they have not always had the laser focus skills that they possess now. What I’ve learned is that focus is a skill that is honed over a long period of time. I have also learned that even though […]

Belinda Bow · 2 min