Australia’s track record on getting businesses paid on time is increasing insolvency risk, which then compounds the problem. It’s time we break the cycle.
It happens to everyone; you start a solid business and initially growth is solid. But after that first rush things begin to slow down. How you react to a slow down in business growth may determine your long term viability.
As the CEO of Australia’s first superannuation fund for women, Christina Hobbs is painfully aware of the superannuation gap between men and women – particularly for those who also happen to be self-employed. In this article, she shares her tips on how to start rectifying the situation.
Not only are Australians quickly moving towards a cashless society, it appears consumers are also doing their best to avoid credit card payments – and the knock-on effects are already being felt.
Right before the year’s end, news broke that one of Australia’s biggest software application development companies, Appster, had gone into voluntary liquidation and its demise holds several important lessons for aspiring tech entrepreneurs.
This Friday, one of Australia’s most popular and lucrative government grants, the Export Market Development Grant (EMDG), reaches its deadline for 2018.
When hunting for ways to free up working capital, the company board often looks to the accounts receivable department to collect money faster. But how can the accounts team shine if their processes are stuck in the dark ages?
Does your business experience a profit boost in December and a cash flow crunch early in the new year? Here are four lessons about cash flow.
With lots on your plate as a tradie, like quoting for clients, completing jobs, buying supplies, and trying to handle marketing and accounting tasks, working life can be incredibly overwhelming.