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JobMaker: PM sketches out plan for post-pandemic economic revival

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By Benjamin Kluwgant

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced plans to rehabilitate Australia’s pandemic-stricken economy through a scheme that will address key areas that are ripe for reforms.

JobKeeper FAQ: GST Turnover Test and more

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By Amanda Hoffman

The initial rush to apply for JobKeeper is over, plenty of business owners remain unclear about how to continue quaifying for ongoing payments from the ATO.

Introducing invoice financing to ease cashflow woes

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By MYOB Team

While traditional responses to cash flow pressures abound, it may also be worth considering niche lending facilities, such as invoice financing. Here’s what you need to know.

Tradies under lockdown: Where to seek business support

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By Kellie Byrnes

Part two of our tips for trades and construction businesses impacted by restrictions, we cover government-led business support in Australia and NZ.

What SMEs can learn from the collapse of Virgin Australia

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By Benjamin Kluwgant

Virgin Australia’s recent collapse can teach SMEs the importance of cash flow, being self-sufficient, and how to face harsh realities with dignity.

Timesheets making JobKeeper painful? Here’s how Tanda and MYOB can help

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By MYOB Team

For businesses working with a variety of employee types and timesheets, applying for JobKeeper can be a real chore. For those using Tanda and MYOB together, things are much rosier.

FAQ: JobKeeper for sole traders

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By Amanda Hoffman

Yes, sole traders can be eligible to receive JobKeeper, but there’s some confusion as to who is eligible and how they can apply.

ATO encourages businesses to prepare for JobKeeper

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By Campbell Phillips

Eligible employers need to take steps now if they’re to receive the first round of JobKeeper payments, which are due to begin being paid by the ATO from the first week of May 2020.

JobKeeper passes Parliament, businesses urged to apply with care

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By Patrick Stafford

The Government’s $130 billion JobKeeper passed both houses of Parliament and is awaiting royal assent, but business owners are being urged to take care in how they proceed.
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