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The Economy Of Brisbane During the Age of Covid-19
The economy of Brisbane has experienced a huge number of challenges over the course of the covid-19 pandemic. The possibility of the city going into lockdown at any time and the loss of revenue caused by businesses being forced to close...
The Biggest Challenges Startups Face In Australia And How To Overcome Them
The covid-19 pandemic has forced many Australians to re-think their career prospects and to find new ways of earning an income one of which is for them is to have their own startups. As a result of this thousands of new small businesses have opened...
Tips For Promoting Your Business On Instagram
Promoting business on Instagram, the social network has over 1 billion monthly users, making it one of the most influential social media platforms on the planet. Knowing how to use it effectively to promote your business and it’s products and...
Trade For Victorian Businesses Increase Significantly Thanks To Melbourne Cup
Clothing retailers, restaurants and bars across Victoria have continued to experience growth in customer spending as the state enjoys its second week out of lockdown. The Melbourne Cup which fell on Tuesday 2nd November 2021 is one the major...
Queensland State Government Announces New Play Money Vouchers To Support Border Businesses
Queensland Premier has announced that the Queensland Government will be introducing a $1 million dollars’ worth of new Play Money Reward vouchers for Gold Coast residents to support border zone businesses and tourism operators. Distributed in...
How To Find Out If Your Superannuation Is Being Underpaid
In Australia employers are legally required to contribute 10 percent of superannuation to their employees' wages. It is has come to some people’s attention that many Australians aren’t receiving the correct amount of money into their superannuation...
The ATO Is Cracking Down On Ineligible Capital Gains Tax Concessions
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has begun to crack down on Capital Gains Tax (CGT) concessions after finding that a number of larger and wealthier businesses are issuing claims that they are not entitled to. It was announced in a statement...
Sales Rebound Recorded During October Led by Restriction Free States
States across the country that are free of restrictions have helped Australian retail sales rebound during the month of October 2021 as the country recorded a 4.2 percent increase year-on-year, while spending was up 10.1 per cent on pre-pandemic...
The ATO Has Re-Commenced Pursuing Debts In NSW, ACT and Victoria
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) pursuing debts again in NSW, ACT and Victoria after it was paused its pursuit of unpaid taxes while the three regions were experiencing covid-19 outbreaks and consequently placed in lockdowns. Public servants from...
81 Percent of SMEs Believe They’ll Be Operating At Pre-Pandemic Levels In 6 Months
Recently published research has illustrated that there is a strong level of optimism from Australia’s SME community, with the large majority of smes operating at pre-pandemic levels within the next six months. The research gathered by Intuit...
1 in 5 SME’S Say Accountants and Bookkeepers Have Played A Key Role In Ensuring Their Survival
Recently published figures have highlighted the positive impact that accountants and bookkeepers have had on SME's over the duration of the covid-19 pandemic. The findings outlining that one in five SME owners believe that their business would not...
What Is The ATO Doing To Tax Cryptocurrency?
The (ATO) Australian Tax Office has estimated that somewhere between 50,000 and one million Australians have currently invested in crypto related assets. Many of these individuals have failed, or will fail, to properly report the profits they have...