In this issue RTB Accounting Group takes a look at Wage Theft: Financial Crime Or Payroll Mistake? Public discourse around wage theft generally devolves into accusations of big businesses ripping their employees off intentionally, but many other instances of the crime occurring are inadvertent, due to the complexity of Australia’s payrolling system. We also investigate How Could Your Business Handle Mounting Costs As Interest Rates Rise and What’s New This Financial Year For Superannuation & Your Business? 

In this month's edition of Business & Profit Matters from RTB Accounting Group, we take a look at the Skills & Training Boosts available from Recent Budget Announcements & The Tax-Free Windfall From Selling Your Business.

In this issue of Business & Profit Matters for January, we take a look at Cybersafety & E-Invoicing - Protecting You And Your Clients From Cybercriminal as well as Revenue Boosting Tips For Your Business. Discover more about SME Recovery Loan Scheme Expanded Under New Rules and purchasing A Car For The Business Means.

In this month's issue of Business Matters, we look at why restructuring your business after Covid-19 might be necessary, or if your business is "on the brink" as well as being COVID-Safe At Work - Safety, Security & Wellbeing. We also look at how you can use technology to improve your business and invoice procedures and insuring your business against Time-Theft.

In this months Business Matters we are looking at the next steps after JobKeeper finishes for your business, requirements for displaying pricing in Australia and Fringe Benefits at tax time. If you're interested in hiring new staff members this year we also investigate the government's JobMaker Hiring Credit Scheme and the New Director Identification Regime changes.

In the January edition of Business Matters, RTB Accounting Group investigates how innovation is integral to the development and growth of any business. We take a look at the elements of a Business Plan and how you can build a team for success. In addition we talk about government concessions for small businesses and ATO requirements for digital record keeping.