Showing results for kim acscs top kim known known accesses
Businesses are recommended to keep on top of a legislative change that makes it a criminal offence to intentionally underpay staff wages, superannuation and other entitlements when they are due. The change, which came into effect on 1 January 2025, allows the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) to investigate suspected criminal underpayment offences, otherwise known as […]
Read moreBy Zilla Effrat Survey after survey reveals that there are tough times ahead for the Australian economy, reinforcing the message that small business owners need to keep taking steps to future-proof their businesses. The September 2023 edition of Deloitte’s Access Economics’ Business Outlook report confirms both a retail recession and a per capita income recession […]
Read moreMost SMEs have forecast positive enterprise growth in the next 6 months, but a third predict falling A robust 56% of Australian SMEs are forecasting positive enterprise revenue over the next six months – the strongest growth outlook for the sector since March 2016. The fact that more than half of our SME owners are […]
Read moreWhether you choose to utilise an invoice template available online or custom create your own, it’s vital that your business’s invoices tick all the boxes. To help you understand how to make an invoice and know what should and shouldn’t be included, we’ve put together this handy and comprehensive guide. What is an invoice? An […]
Read moreTechnology and equipment has always played a key role in business innovation. However, as technological advancements are only increasing the further we move into the 21st century, it’s now more important than ever for a business looking to innovate to be on top of the latest tech and state-of-the-art equipment. What is innovation in business? […]
Read moreWherever you are in recovery, with Australia experiencing record inflation levels tipped to peak by the end of 2023, it’s time to make sure you have adequate capital to successfully run your business. Perhaps you have some debts to settle; such as paying the ATO or clearing outstanding super arrears. Following an extended period […]
Read moreIn what has been a chaotic and confusing year, more than half the SMEs polled (53.4%) said they have relied more on their key advisor (such as their accountant or broker) since the pandemic began. On average, these small businesses approached their key advisor 13.3 times per quarter. This compares to 31.2% of SMEs who […]
Read moreHaving the right equipment is vital to the success and longevity of any business. It helps increase efficiency, maximise productivity and maintain a competitive edge. However, funding the purchase of major equipment is often easier said than done, and buying it outright may not always be feasible for all SMEs. That’s where asset finance comes […]
Read moreThe end of the year is fast approaching, and now is a great time to start to think about how you can make 2019 your best business year yet. Difficult economic conditions are bound to arise throughout the year ahead that can create cashflow challenges for your business. We have put together a nine-point checklist […]
Read moreAustralian manufacturing is under real pressure. Input prices have risen by 37.5% since the pandemic, energy costs continue to climb, and customer payment cycles routinely stretch to 45 days or more, meaning manufacturers are often waiting on cash that is already spent. Cash flow gaps average 56 debtor days (Grant Thornton 2024), with 45-90 days common […]
Read more
Media Release: Payday Super Looms as Unprepared S…
Payday Super Is Coming – And It’s Landing a…
Credit Access Emerges as the Biggest Constraint o…
Invoice Finance for Small Business: Solve Slow Cl…
Invoice Finance for Professional Services: How Sy…