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We’re exceptionally fortunate to be living in a country that prides itself on the potential of its people and takes active steps to support that talent in their business endeavours. The research and development tax incentive, arguably Australia’s premium government... Read More →

Businesses who fail to plan for death or serious illness of a principal may live to regret it! Imagine this – one of your co-owners falls seriously ill and needs to exit the business. Can you pay them out? How... Read More →

I have seen one big similarity between startup founders and a certain behavioural tendency of university student – compartmentalisation. If you were anything like me all I wanted to do in uni was pass the subject, never hear about it... Read More →

A number of months ago the government introduced tax incentives for early stage investors whereby from 1 July 2016, if you invest in a qualifying early-stage innovation company (ESIC), you may be eligible for tax incentives. A few of the... Read More →

Does your office look like this:   Or this:   Xero has functionality to save down invoices against the payment in the system. Takes less than 10 seconds to attach an invoice to a payment in Xero and forever saved... Read More →

You purchase a business, it feels like a bargain……..until you realise how much stamp duty you have to pay. How can you structure your purchase in the most effective way? You have two basic options – purchasing assets, or shares... Read More →

Cloud base services (Infrastructure as a service, Platform as a service and Software as a service) has opened up a number of traditional professions to new and improved services as workplace automation is becoming simpler to implement for many businesses.... Read More →

Although business planning is a widely discussed and written about topic, I come across many businesses that don’t have a formal business plan that is reviewed, monitored and used as an effective management tool in the day to day running... Read More →