One of the linchpins for any new business is recognising what you don’t know. Then, instead of being daunted, ask others for help.
Welcome to the fourth week before tax is due. Now is the time to review your income accounts, refund expenses and check for any deposit errors.
Tax audit doesn’t always mean you have done something wrong sometimes it’s just the luck of the draw. Reduce the risk of raising a red flag with these tips.
Tradies would know that for most jobs, being prepared and having the right tools for the job at hand is vital. EOFY is no different.
How would you tell the story of your startup in three minutes? Or five minutes?
Reviewing the superannuation account and the PAYG Payable account works in much the same way as your bank accounts and credit card accounts with one exception and that is that the ‘new statement balance’ will always be $0.00.
Building a startup is like assembling a parachute when you’ve jumped out of the plane. It seems there’s not too much room for mindfulness – but to have a safe landing, you need to make room.
30 June is right around the corner, which means now’s the time to prepare for EOFY and tax time. Here’s what you should be asking your accountant about.
For past contestants of Shark Tank, finding the right staff to support their startups means assessing how well prospective employees will integrate – even before considering their skill set. Here are their tips to a great hire.