The review of the Payment Times Reporting Act by Dr Craig Emerson found there has been no significant improvement by big business to pay their small business customers in a timely way, sadly echoing the woeful performance that we have been calling…
… fees’ are charged by schemes, acquirers, and issuers (payment service providers) to facilitate card-based payments … competition in the debit card market by ensuring a payment is processed via the least-cost route. Merchants … of the RBA’s public interest powers. This change will be a positive step towards reducing merchant fees for mobile …
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… were twice as many small business owners aged between 30 and 49 as there were aged over 50. Today, only 8% of … paperwork after they’ve been running their business all day, surrendering more time with family and time to reset and … workplace obligations to employees, meet tax reporting and payment obligations in a timely way and pay small business …
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… required to make big business pay up The review of the Payment Times Reporting Act by Dr Craig Emerson found there … The review of the Payment Times Reporting Act by Dr Craig Emerson found there …
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This month we will celebrate World Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day (MSME Day) on 27 June.
… celebrate World Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day (MSME Day) on 27 June. Date Mon, 06/03/2024 - 12:00 Mailchimp URL … celebrate World Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day (MSME Day) on 27 June. …
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Cash flow is the oxygen of enterprise, but difficult conditions mean when one party is late in paying, it can cascade through the supply chain. Mary runs a small civil construction business but one of her customers, another small…
Cash flow is the oxygen of enterprise, but difficult conditions mean when one party is late in paying, it can cascade through the supply chain. Mary runs a small civil construction business but one of her customers, another small…
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Income tax cuts, a rise in the minimum wage, updated information on tax deductions and increased superannuation payments are among changes coming into effect on 1 July.
Income tax cuts, a rise in the minimum wage, updated information on tax deductions and increased superannuation payments are among changes coming into effect on 1 July.
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Despite a seemingly never-ending series of challenges over recent years, Australia’s small and family businesses continue to make a massive contribution to our nation and our communities. These are great people in plain sight, and we see them…
… people in plain sight, and we see them everywhere, every day. Date Tue, 02/06/2024 - 12:00 Mailchimp URL … people in plain sight, and we see them everywhere, every day. …
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We have today launched the ASBFEO Small Business Pulse – an innovative combination of non-traditional and traditional data to produce an indicator of small business health.
We have today launched the ASBFEO Small Business Pulse – an innovative combination of non-traditional and traditional data to produce an indicator of small business health.
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… of natural disasters on small and family businesses can be devastating and can include damaged and destroyed assets … outside of directly affected disaster areas can also be adversely impacted through the effects of smoke taint, … the cost of natural disasters and lengthy recovery time for small businesses and regional networks could be …
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… March newsletter - Be prepared for when disaster strikes Date Wed, 03/05/2025 - … March newsletter - Be prepared for when disaster strikes …
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