The local leader in online accounting software, MYOB will be hosting Federal Labor’s first stop on the recently announced national listening tour of small businesses.
Since Single Touch Payroll reporting became mandatory, it’s been unclear exactly how much wiggle room is available for very small businesses, seasonal operators and closely held payees – until now.
With the Single Touch Payroll deadline for small businesses just around the corner, the ATO has warned many operators remain non-compliant and that could mean a logistical nightmare if left too long.
With the Federal Election taking place this week, we’ve heard a number of announcements designed to sway small business owners across Australia, writes Benjamin Kluwgant.
If you run a business that makes payments to contractors, you’ll want to stay ahead of changes to the Taxable Payments Reporting System (TPRS) no matter what industry you’re in.
As the Federal Election edges closer, there have been several late announcements coming from both sides of government in an attempt to woo the startup and SME sector. Here’s the low down.
Two lucrative government grants for innovative SMEs conducting research are about to hit deadline. Here’s what you need to know to get in at the eleventh hour.
With the Australian Federal Election just around the corner, opposition leader Bill Shorten has made it clear he intends to increase the minimum wage in Australia – something that will likely impact SMEs around the country.
The Labor Party’s Budget reply supports the Government’s surplus and some tax cuts, yet more detail is required before clear benefit seen for the small business sector.