Tag: EOFY

Here are a few of my top tips to check off your to-do list as we approach EOFY. 

Here’s how you can simplify your EOFY obligations while cutting costs.

Decluttering books will enable an efficient and streamlined EOFY process. Here are 10 tips to help you do just that…

As we enter the new financial year, it’s clear the challenges of COVID-19 will be with us for at least several months more. Fortunately, there are technology solutions that can help small business during this difficult time. They can boost the likelihood of being paid promptly, reduce the compliance burden of tasks such as JobKeeper, […]

The new financial year has arrived, but the effects and financial difficulties of covid-19 are unfortunately likely to continue for a while longer. With that in mind, today we are discussing the best tips and strategies for leaders in terms of the best financial practices going forward. Now more than ever, it’s important to get to grips […]

With only three months remaining for this financial year, small businesses might be wondering how the recent stimulus changes may affect their end of year tax. The government has introduced a range of measures to support businesses and employees through the crisis in response to coronavirus, to help small businesses that may have had to […]

A new financial year plan can make all the difference for your SME It’s never-ending for business owners: if it’s not BAS time, it’s EOFY, then the cycle starts all over again. With the EOFY rush receding, July as the first month of the new financial year is a great time to take stock. Scottish […]

By: Olly Guilleaume EOFY has come and gone. How’s your cash flow looking? The rush and pressure felt by many businesses at the end of the financial year have come and gone. Now that the smoke from EOFY has cleared, you can take a considered approach to setting business objectives and planning expenditures for the year ahead. […]

The start of a new financial year is an ideal time for business owners to take stock of the business, review progress towards growth goals, and re-align plans as necessary. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach for businesses to make their planning more effective, there are a number of key considerations that can help business […]

For small businesses, the 2018/19 finish line is in sight. At midnight on 30 June, the financial year ends, the books are closed and businesses report their financial situation to the Australian Tax Office (ATO).  Matthew Prouse from Xero provides five tips to help small businesses make the most of this busy time and keep stress […]