Another year, another budget. Though this one’s at least a little interesting: with the federal election looming, who knows what Scott Morrison and Co. will pull out in their bid to stay in Canberra for another three years?
Small business advisors in the accounting and bookkeeping industry are watching closely for signs of relief in the upcoming Federal Budget. Here are the most talked about areas of concern.
We thought this was going to have happened already, but it seems Single Touch Payroll (STP) legislation has finally passed, meaning all businesses are required to submit payroll data every pay run as of 1 July this year.
The findings from the Banking Royal Commission report were released this week, causing the media to go into a frenzy. But what do these recommendations mean for small businesses in financial services and those relying on them?
Single Touch Payroll (STP) is on the horizon for businesses with fewer than 20 employees, as the government is moving to make it mandatory. Luckily then, that it’s easy to jump on board and the benefits of doing so are huge.
It’s not often that I get together with Xero, Sage and Reckon for a chat – but Single Touch Payroll (STP) is that important.
Turning a profit in hospitality is starting to be like knowing the secret ingredient on Masterchef, and staffing is one of the highest costs. Is the solution to raise your menu prices to compensate? Well, perhaps give it a go.
Scott Morrison will attempt to bring tax cuts for small businesses forward – here’s how it would work.
Hiring after-school casuals can benefit both employer and employee, but it’s not always easy to get a grasp on the rules surrounding their employment – especially as they differ state to state.