In the October Edition of Business Matters, as we ramp up to the Christmas season we look at seasonal pricing strategies and how to minimise loss of cash flow in low periods and maximise profitability in peak seasons. We investigate how you can mitigate conflicts of interest as well as tips to upscale your business and we also look at what is meant by "Organisational Culture". We also talk about how you can improved delivery for product based businesses and important tax dates.

With the 2020 Budget being released yesterday, we look at how some of the key features of it will affect your business including; Correctly using the margin scheme, lower taxes for businesses and individuals, Insolvency reforms to support small business, upskilling Australia. We also focus on changes to the super system and tax payable on super death benefits 

In this month's edition of Business Matters, we take a close look at how the ATO can help if you can't afford to pay your tax obligations immediately, changes to the expense claims for business vehicles and how Covid-19 may affect this years tax return. We also look at options for free marketing for your business and the critical steps you should take before setting up a business partnership.

We have some exciting news to share – we are now able to take payments via debit and credit cards.We have partnered with B2Bpay, a secure online payment portal that will allow you to pay your invoice with us using your debit or credit card.Our new payment portal allows you to pay us using the following cards: Visa/Master Card, Visa/Master Business & Premium Card, American Express and other International cards.

Updated: 6th May 2020. Under the JobKeeper Payment, businesses or not-for-profits impacted by the Coronavirus will be able to access a subsidy from the Government to continue paying their employees. Affected employers will be able to claim a payment of $1,500 per fortnight per eligible employee from 30 March 2020 until 27 September 2020.

Updated: 6th May 2020. Under the JobKeeper Payment, businesses and not-for-profits impacted by the Coronavirus will be able to access a wage subsidy from the Government to continue paying their employees. Affected employers will be able to claim a payment of $1,500 per fortnight per eligible employee from 30 March 2020 until 27 September 2020.